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Gas Prices in Vermont

As of early October 2026, a gallon of regular gasoline in Vermont averages $4.42 — that is $1.17 per litre, and ranks #74 of 225 places we track, where #1 is the cheapest.

Regular, per gallon

$4.42

$1.17 per litre

Diesel, per gallon

$6.38

$1.69 per litre

World rank

#74

of 225, cheapest first

A gallon costs

of an average day’s income

Why Vermont pays this much

Mid-range U.S. state

Vermont is near the U.S. average. State fuel taxes and supply costs here are middle-of-the-road, so the price mostly tracks national wholesale gasoline.

Where the money goes

An estimated split of a $4.42 gallon in Vermont. Crude oil trades as one global price, so the part that differs between countries is mostly tax.

Component	Per gallon	Per litre
Crude	$2.33	$0.62
Refining	$0.61	$0.16
Distribution	$0.94	$0.25
Tax	$0.53	$0.14
Pump price	$4.42	$1.17

Tax here is the published figure, not an estimate: 34.9¢ a gallon in Vermont state taxes plus the 18.4¢ federal excise.

How that compares

Comparison	Per gallon	Difference
Vermont	$4.42	—
World average of all 225	$5.55	−$1.13
U.S. average	$4.38	+$0.04
Cheapest anywhere — Libya	$0.09	−$4.33
Priciest anywhere — Hong Kong	$16.70	+$12.28

Since 2026-09-16, the average in Vermont has risen by $0.14 a gallon.

Nearby in U.S.

Massachusetts$4.32 Maine$4.38 New Mexico$4.40 Connecticut$4.41 District of Columbia$4.45 New York$4.46 Pennsylvania$4.46 Wyoming$4.49

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