Oklahoma Has Lowest Gas Prices Nationwide

Prices at the pump remain stubbornly high in some states, while Oklahoma sees relief at the tank.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 12:49am

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According to the latest data from GasBuddy, Oklahoma currently has the lowest average gas price per gallon in the United States at $3.22. In contrast, California, Hawaii, and Washington are experiencing the highest prices, with averages ranging from $5.32 to $5.87 per gallon.

Why it matters

Gas prices have been a major economic concern for many Americans, with rising costs putting a strain on household budgets. While some states continue to grapple with sky-high fuel prices, Oklahoma's relatively low prices provide welcome relief for drivers in the state.

The details

GasBuddy, a leading provider of real-time gas price information, reported that Oklahoma currently has the lowest average gas price per gallon in the country at $3.22. This stands in stark contrast to the highest prices, which are found in California ($5.87 per gallon), Hawaii ($5.55), and Washington ($5.32).

  • GasBuddy reported these gas price averages on Monday, April 7, 2026.

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The takeaway

The significant disparity in gas prices across the country highlights the complex factors that influence fuel costs, from regional supply and demand dynamics to state and local taxes. While Oklahomans enjoy a welcome respite at the pump, the high prices in other states continue to be a major financial burden for many American households.