Fuel prices in Mexico show significant variations between states, according to the latest PETROIntelligence report. In Mexico City, the price for regular gasoline, premium, and diesel remains slightly above the national average in some cases, though with moderate differences compared to other states like Jalisco and Nuevo León. In the capital, Mexico City, the average prices are as follows: • Regular gasoline: $23.805 per liter • Premium gasoline: $28.420 per liter • Diesel: $28.229 per liter These values are calculated from data of 373 out of 403 service stations, reflecting broad coverage of the local market. Comparison with the national average Nationwide, the average is slightly different: • Regular: $23.688 • Premium: $28.314 • Diesel: $28.606 In comparison, CDMX presents: • Regular gasoline slightly more expensive than the national average. • Premium gasoline also a bit higher than the general average. • Diesel, on the other hand, is cheaper than the national average, highlighting a slight advantage for this fuel in the capital. What's happening in other states? In states like Jalisco, prices are higher than in CDMX: • Regular: $24.010 • Premium: $29.144 • Diesel: $28.915 While in Nuevo León, costs also exceed the capital's for premium gasoline: • Regular: $24.009 • Premium: $29.382 • Diesel: $28.358 In both states, premium fuel is notably more expensive than in Mexico City, reflecting regional differences in logistics, distribution, and commercial margins. Vehicle Natural Gas, the cheapest alternative Regarding Vehicle Natural Gas (VNG), the national report shows a significantly more economical alternative to traditional gasoline: • Minimum: $10.990 per liter • Average: $12.601 per liter • Maximum: $14.490 per liter Although the number of reported stations is still limited, VNG remains the cheapest fuel in the Mexican market, ideal for fleets and transport looking to reduce operational costs.
