Michigan Gas Prices Rise 14 Cents in Past Week

State average now $2.99 per gallon, up 9 cents from last month

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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Michigan's average gas price has risen 14 cents in the past week to $2.99 per gallon, according to AAA Michigan. This price is 9 cents higher than last month and 2 cents more than a year ago. The highest price in the state is in Ann Arbor at $3.10, while Marquette has the lowest price at $2.83.

Why it matters

Rising gas prices can have a significant impact on household budgets and the overall economy, as transportation costs make up a substantial portion of consumer spending. This increase could strain family finances and lead to changes in driving and purchasing behaviors.

The details

The 14-cent increase in the past week brings Michigan's average gas price to $2.99 per gallon. This is 9 cents higher than last month and 2 cents more than the same time last year. A 15-gallon tank of gas now costs an average of $44 statewide. Prices vary across the state, with Ann Arbor having the highest average at $3.10 and Marquette the lowest at $2.83.

  • The price increase occurred over the past week.

The players

AAA Michigan

A non-profit organization that provides automotive and travel services, including monitoring and reporting on gas prices across the state.

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The takeaway

This gas price increase could put a strain on household budgets, leading consumers to adjust their driving and spending habits. It highlights the ongoing volatility in the fuel market and the impact that can have on the broader economy.