Petrol Prices in Birmingham: Cheapest Fuel Today

Petrol prices in Birmingham are tracked across 193 stations, giving drivers an up-to-date view of local fuel costs. Standard unleaded (E10) is currently available from 145.9p per litre at the cheapest forecourt, with a city-wide average of 161.5p.

B7 diesel in Birmingham starts from 159.9p per litre, averaging 192.0p across 193 stations. At the cheapest forecourt, diesel is currently 14.0p per litre more expensive than standard petrol.

Supermarket forecourts — Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Morrisons — tend to offer the lowest prices in Birmingham and are typically 3–8p per litre cheaper than branded stations such as BP, Shell, and Esso. For drivers filling up weekly, consistently choosing the cheapest local forecourt can save upwards of £100 per year without any change to routine.

Birmingham sits within Midlands. Drivers in neighbouring areas such as Coventry and Wolverhampton can also compare live prices for their nearest stations using the links below.

The cheapest E10 petrol in Birmingham today is 145.9p per litre, compared to a city average of 161.5p — a difference of 15.6p per litre between the cheapest and typical stations.

Overall, petrol prices in Birmingham are roughly in line with the current UK average.

In Birmingham, BP, Shell and Sainsbury's together account for around 26% of the fuel stations we list, with a mix of supermarket and branded forecourts.

For national trends and weekly movement across the UK, see our fuel price insights.