Gasoline prices in Mexico City remain slightly above the national average, according to the latest PETROIntelligence report. How much does gasoline cost in CDMX? In the country's capital, the average prices per liter are: Regular Gasoline (Magna): $23.806; Premium Gasoline: $28.420; Diesel: $28.280. These data are obtained from monitoring 373 of 403 gas stations, which provides a fairly representative picture of the local market. National Comparison: CDMX is slightly more expensive. Nationally, the average prices are: Regular: $23.689; Premium: $28.310; Diesel: $28.636. This means that in CDMX: Regular and premium gasoline are above the national average; Diesel is slightly cheaper than the country's average. Comparison with other states When comparing with key entities, the capital remains at intermediate levels: Jalisco: Regular: $24.010; Premium: $29.152; Diesel: $28.930; Nuevo León: Regular: $24.008; Premium: $29.366; Diesel: $28.357. In this context, CDMX: is cheaper than northern and western states for Premium; has very similar prices for regular gasoline; remains an area with a relatively stable market. Vehicle Natural Gas: a cheaper alternative. Vehicle Natural Gas (VNG) continues to be a more economical option: Minimum: $10.99 per liter; Average: $12.60; Maximum: $14.49. Although its use is still limited, it represents considerable savings compared to traditional fuels. Where to fill up with cheaper gasoline in CDMX and the State of Mexico? Despite the average being close to 24 pesos, there are important differences by area. In CDMX, prices as low as $22.29 per liter have been recorded, especially in delegations like Venustiano Carranza. In the State of Mexico, the cost can drop to $21.99 per liter in municipalities like Coacalco. Areas like Ecatepec also report prices below $22.89 per liter. Keys to saving on gasoline. The price can vary by up to 5 pesos per liter between stations, so: comparing prices before filling up is fundamental; looking for options in the State of Mexico can generate savings; avoiding gas stations on highways or high-demand areas helps you pay less.
