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Canada

Updated 22 August 2026

Diesel & Petrol Prices in Canada

#3 of 3 in region
Diesel - Diesel (ULSD)
2.35 CAD /Litre

€1.46

↑ +7.7% vs. region avg. ↑ +6.0% vs. world
Regular

Petrol (AKI 87)

1.76 CAD

↑2% vs. region avg.

Midgrade

Petrol (AKI 89)

1.93 CAD
Premium

Petrol (AKI 91)

2.01 CAD
Calculator · Diesel

Full tank (80 L, diesel)

188 CAD

€116 · $136

100 km (10 L/100 km, diesel)

23.46 CAD

€14.56 · $17.00

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EV Charging Prices

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AC Public
€0.155/kWh
EV Recharge Canada
DC Fast
€0.274/kWh
Open Charge Map, EV Recharge Canada

Dynamics · Regular

€0.62 per 1 CAD · updated weekly

1.61 1.79 1.97 27.04 02.05 11.05 16.05 23.05 30.05 06.06 13.06 20.06 29.06 04.07 11.07 18.07 25.07 01.08 08.08 15.08 22.08 1.76 CAD
min 1.67 CAD max 1.91 CAD
1.82 1.94 2.05 27.04 02.05 11.05 16.05 23.05 30.05 06.06 13.06 20.06 29.06 04.07 11.07 18.07 25.07 01.08 08.08 15.08 22.08 1.93 CAD
min 1.86 CAD max 2.01 CAD
1.89 2.01 2.12 27.04 02.05 11.05 16.05 23.05 30.05 06.06 13.06 20.06 29.06 04.07 11.07 18.07 25.07 01.08 08.08 15.08 22.08 2.01 CAD
min 1.93 CAD max 2.08 CAD
1.81 2.14 2.46 27.04 02.05 11.05 16.05 23.05 30.05 06.06 13.06 20.06 29.06 04.07 11.07 18.07 25.07 01.08 08.08 15.08 22.08 2.35 CAD
min 1.92 CAD max 2.35 CAD

When this section launched, some countries had few price sources, so the earliest points on the chart may be inaccurate. We keep adding new sources — recent data is more reliable.

Neighbours where it's cheaper

United States ↓15%
Diesel
1.44 USD
Petrol
1.08 USD
LPG
0.90 USD
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Fuel type

Price per kWh

Per-country price from our database. Route average:

Your single price applies to every country on the route.

Consumption

L/100
kWh/100

Litre/Gallon

Distance unit

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Route total

Region N. America

Diesel · Litre

Popular route

Vancouver → Banff

CA CA

Distance

710 km

Fuel cost

~€103

Est. time

~2 days

Distance

Fuel cost

Est. time

Calgary → Seattle

960 km · ~€129 · ~2 days

CA Canada 480 km · US United States 480 km

Toronto → Montreal

620 km · ~€90 · ~2 days

CA Canada 620 km

Halifax → Boston

1,060 km · ~€147 · ~3 days

CA Canada 720 km · US United States 340 km

Winnipeg → Denver

2,600 km · ~€349 · ~7 days

CA Canada 1300 km · US United States 1300 km

Fuel Prices in Canada — Overview

Current fuel prices in Canada: Regular — 1.76 CAD (€1.09 · $1.28), Midgrade — 1.93 CAD (€1.20 · $1.40), Premium — 2.01 CAD (€1.25 · $1.46), Diesel — 2.35 CAD (€1.46 · $1.70) per liter.

Available fuel grades in Canada: Regular, Midgrade, Premium, Diesel.

The local gasoline grade is Regular.

Canada ranks #3 out of 3 countries in N. America by diesel price.

Use the route cost calculator to estimate your fuel expenses for a road trip through Canada.

What makes up a at the pump

Benchmark:

Average pump price ( · Canada) ≈ . Below — how much of it is crude, refining, logistics and taxes. ()

No retail price for this fuel in the selected country.
Learn more: how fuel prices are formed

An estimated market model: the crude part is from the current Brent price, refining and logistics from the methodology, tax as the residual (retail price − cost). Not the accounting cost of a specific refinery and not a forecast.

FAQ — Fuel Prices in Canada

Data is collected automatically from government sources (EU Oil Bulletin, Statistics Norway, etc.) and independent aggregators, with selective manual cross-verification from at least two sources. Official data takes priority.

Updated: 22.08.2026

Prices are for reference only and may differ from actual prices at specific fuel stations.

View data sources

Statistics Canada (NRCan) · statcan.gc.ca

CAA Canada (Canadian Automobile Association) · caa.ca/gas-prices

Ontario Energy Board (Canada) · oeb.ca

Régie essence Québec · regieessencequebec.ca

Nova Scotia NSERBT · nserbt.ca

NRCan Canada (National Resources Canada) · nrcan.gc.ca

License CC BY 4.0 — free use, distribution and adaptation with attribution to OpenVan.camp. Fuel data updated: 22 August 2026.

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