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Utah Gas Prices

EIA does not survey Utah on its own. The figure here is the Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) average, the district that includes Utah: $4.47 a gallon for regular in the week of October 19, 2026. That is 3¢ more than the week before and 147¢ above a year ago. At 30 MPG it makes a mile cost 14.9¢ in fuel.

$4.47per gallon, regular, Rocky Mountain (PADD 4)

Week of October 19, 2026 · EIA weekly retail gasoline survey, all formulations, taxes included

vs. week ago
+0.03
vs. 4 weeks ago
−0.04
vs. a year ago
+1.47

What a mile costs at this price

Price divided by miles per gallon. Find your car's real MPG on the row nearest it, then take it to a calculator with your own figures.

cost per mile = $4.47 ÷ MPG
Fuel cost per mile at this price by MPG
MPGPer milePer 1,000 milesPer 12,000 miles
2022.3¢$223$2681
2517.9¢$179$2145
3014.9¢$149$1787
3512.8¢$128$1532
4011.2¢$112$1340
508.9¢$89$1072

Fuel only — before depreciation, insurance, maintenance or tires. The True Cost per Mile Calculator adds those; the EV vs. Gas Cost Calculator sets this price against your electricity rate.

The last year, week by week

Weekly regular gasoline price, last 53 weeks
Week of$/galChange
October 19, 2026$4.47+0.03
October 12, 2026$4.44+0.02
October 5, 2026$4.42−0.07
September 28, 2026$4.49−0.02
September 21, 2026$4.51+0.07
September 14, 2026$4.44+0.12
September 7, 2026$4.31+0.05
August 31, 2026$4.27−0.09
August 24, 2026$4.36+0.07
August 17, 2026$4.29+0.16
August 10, 2026$4.12−0.02
August 3, 2026$4.14+0.06
July 27, 2026$4.08+0.13
July 20, 2026$3.96+0.13
July 13, 2026$3.82+0.16
July 6, 2026$3.66−0.05
June 29, 2026$3.71−0.13
June 22, 2026$3.85−0.26
June 15, 2026$4.10−0.09
June 8, 2026$4.19−0.13
June 1, 2026$4.33−0.23
May 25, 2026$4.56−0.03
May 18, 2026$4.59+0.21
May 11, 2026$4.37+0.01
May 4, 2026$4.36+0.34
April 27, 2026$4.02+0.08
April 20, 2026$3.94+0.04
April 13, 2026$3.90+0.00
April 6, 2026$3.89−0.02
March 30, 2026$3.92+0.07
March 23, 2026$3.85+0.21
March 16, 2026$3.64+0.38
March 9, 2026$3.26+0.50
March 2, 2026$2.76+0.10
February 23, 2026$2.66−0.08
February 16, 2026$2.74+0.07
February 9, 2026$2.67+0.10
February 2, 2026$2.57+0.03
January 26, 2026$2.54+0.04
January 19, 2026$2.49+0.07
January 12, 2026$2.42+0.02
January 5, 2026$2.40−0.03
December 29, 2025$2.43−0.06
December 22, 2025$2.49−0.06
December 15, 2025$2.55−0.10
December 8, 2025$2.64−0.14
December 1, 2025$2.78−0.09
November 24, 2025$2.87−0.08
November 17, 2025$2.95+0.04
November 10, 2025$2.91−0.03
November 3, 2025$2.94−0.03
October 27, 2025$2.97−0.02
October 20, 2025$3.00—

What this figure is, and is not

EIA surveys a sample of retail outlets every Monday and publishes the average pump price of regular gasoline, all taxes included, the next day. “All formulations” combines conventional and reformulated gasoline in the share each area sells. EIA publishes state series for only nine states; Utah is covered by its Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) district, which averages several states' stations together, so a local pump may sit well away from it. The figure never comes from the price at a particular station, and a pump on an Interstate or downtown usually runs above it.

Use it as a starting point with its week attached. The price on the pump you fill at is the one every calculator on this site asks for, and it overrides this figure the moment you type it.

See also every region, state and city and the Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) page this figure comes from, and residential electricity prices by state for the other half of the EV-vs-gas question.

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Informational only — published averages for scale and comparison, not a quote for any pump, utility or vehicle. Your own price is the one that counts, and every calculator on this site takes it as an input.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update, file pswrgvwall.xls dated 2026-10-20, sheet Data 3. Snapshot refreshed monthly; EIA publishes every Tuesday.