Current Fuel Prices in the Scottish Highlands
We track pump prices at garages across the Scottish Highlands so you can see at a glance where petrol and diesel is cheapest right now. Figures are updated daily from the UK government's fuel finder feed, covering supermarket forecourts, branded stations and independent garages.
Esso
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Gulf
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Average petrol 177.1p and diesel 202.9p per litre across the Scottish Highlands, refreshed daily.
Every Garage Type
Supermarket forecourts, branded stations and independent garages are all tracked so you can compare like for like.
Updated Daily
Prices come from the UK government fuel finder feed and are refreshed every day, so what you see reflects today's pump.
Petrol & Diesel
Both standard unleaded (E10) and diesel prices are listed for each garage, so you can plan for any vehicle.
Cheapest First
Garages are ordered cheapest first. Right now the cheapest petrol in the Scottish Highlands is at Esso - INVERNESS.
Direct Garage Links
Each listing links through to the garage's own site where available, so you can check opening hours before you set off.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average petrol price in the Scottish Highlands?
Average petrol in the Scottish Highlands is currently around 177.1p per litre, with diesel around 202.9p. Prices are refreshed daily from the UK government fuel finder feed.
Where does this fuel price data come from?
Prices are sourced from the UK government's fuel finder feed, which collates pump prices reported by garages across the country. We refresh the figures daily.
How often are these prices updated?
Every day. Because pump prices move frequently, we re-fetch the government feed on a daily schedule so the prices you see are current.
Are supermarket garages cheaper than branded ones?
Usually, but not always. Supermarket forecourts (Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda) are often a few pence cheaper than branded stations, so it's worth comparing on this page before you fill up.
Why do fuel prices vary across counties?
Competition, local demand and delivery costs all play a part. Rural counties with fewer competing garages often see slightly higher prices than busy urban areas.
Do you also move vehicles between garages?
Yes. VehicleMove provides owner-driven car and van transport across the Scottish Highlands and the whole UK. If you're buying a vehicle or need one moved, get a fixed quote using the form on this page.