7-Eleven Gas Prices by State
Today's average regular price in all 31 states with a 7-Eleven gas station, covering 3576 stations. Pick a state to see every station, city, and pump price there.
Today's 7-Eleven U.S. averages
per gallon- Regular Unleaded
- $4.243
- Mid-Grade
- $4.674
- Premium Unleaded
- $5.019
- Diesel
- $6.424
7-Eleven runs 3576 gas stations across 31 U.S. states, with the largest network in Florida (743 stations). Regular gas averages $4.243 nationally, but what you pay depends heavily on where you fill up: North Carolina is the cheapest state at $3.308, California the most expensive at $5.796, a $2.49 gap. Right now 21 of 31 states sit below the 7-Eleven national average and 10 sit above it. Every tile below links to that state's full station list, city breakdown, and 30-day price trend.
Cheapest and most expensive states
Ranked by average regular gas price across all 7-Eleven stations in the state.
Cheapest states
Lowest average regular
Most expensive states
Highest average regular
All 31 states, A to Z
Average regular price and station count for every state, with where each one sits between the cheapest and priciest state. Green is below the 7-Eleven U.S. average, rose is above.
Each track runs from the cheapest to the priciest of these states. The dot marks the average regular price there; the tick is the 7-Eleven U.S. average ($4.243).
7-Eleven gas prices by state: FAQ
- Which state has the cheapest 7-Eleven gas?
- North Carolina has the lowest average today at $3.308 for regular across its 29 7-Eleven stations, about $0.93 under the 7-Eleven U.S. average.
- Which state has the most expensive 7-Eleven gas?
- California averages $5.796 for regular, the highest of any state with a 7-Eleven station and about $1.55 over the national 7-Eleven average.
- Why do 7-Eleven gas prices differ so much between states?
- 7-Eleven sets prices per station, not nationally, so each pump reflects its local market. State and local fuel taxes are the biggest single factor — they range from under 20 cents to more than 60 cents per gallon — followed by regional fuel-blend requirements, distance from refineries and pipelines, and how much nearby competition a station has.
- How are these state averages calculated?
- Each state's figure is the plain average of the current regular-unleaded price at every 7-Eleven station we track in that state. Prices are gathered from public sources and reflect each station's latest posted price, so always verify at the pump; stations that don't report a grade are left out of that grade's average.
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