How much you guys paying for fuel right now ?

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MoleWhackSupreme@reddit

About £4 for 300 miles of battery range…

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ComplexOccam@reddit

How much did you pay for your electric car and how much does the 300 miles of range fluctuate when the weather changes.

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I bought a fairly expensive premium 2 year old EV packed full of options for £28,000 but in fairness I’d also have bought an expensive ICE vehicle if EVs didn’t exist because I wanted to treat myself to a nice vehicle this time round - you can always get one for much less of course! The car could easily do more than 300 miles range when it’s warm like now, I’ve just got a lead foot so I get roughly 300 from a charge. In winter that was about 270 miles (including regular preheating etc) so no worries there. We do about 14,000 miles a year, without the ability to charge at home I wouldn’t have bothered with an EV though.

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ComplexOccam@reddit

Alright, colour me impressed

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pc772@reddit

Nice

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MoleWhackSupreme@reddit

The multitude of salty fuckers who downvoted that comment don’t think so haha

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MartinKSmith@reddit

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Pale_Slide_3463@reddit

1.50 in Northern Ireland, seems most places are running around that.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

About this in the midlands uk too. And slightly less in the north (as of last weekend).

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Disgruntled__Goat@reddit

It can vary quite a bit. On a big main road it was £1.52-ish a week ago (Shell) when it was £1.40-ish elsewhere. Now it’s over £1.50 so I hate to imagine what price that Shell garage is now.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

In the midlands is that? But yeah you’re totally right, it can vary so much! I’m a woman who lives in the East Midlands but I do visit South Yorkshire a bit and it varies massively, but also brand to brand - so annoying 🙄

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Disgruntled__Goat@reddit

Yeah midlands. The stations on the big main roads are like motorway services, daylight robbery most of the time.

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Better_Bit_6501@reddit

I paid £1.70 diesel at Tesco Beaumont leys 2 weeks ago.

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Better_Bit_6501@reddit

Diesel 1.76 at Costco derby

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RFR-Intro@reddit

This video explains why: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cgoiSunqNfA

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ComplexOccam@reddit

Too much. The fact we pay twice the price per gallon of the US is a joke. They have a literal oompa lumpa for a leader too.

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Stackfest@reddit

189.9 in Kent diesel

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Logical-Wealth-5278@reddit

Currently £2 a litre on diesel in Durham

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Glass-Pound4731@reddit

I filled up yesterday morning at Tesco, not panic buying, genuinely needed some. I paid £1.81per litre (diesel)

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markvauxhall@reddit

About 10p for 30 miles on our electric cargo bike, which covers off the school run etc nicely.

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Infamous-Ordinary-39@reddit

One of the most expensive garages in Halifax is 159.9 for petrol and 185.9 for diesel this morning.

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nunsreversereverse@reddit

You guys

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boombly@reddit

1.36 west midlands, costco

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pc772@reddit

142p per litre so £56

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EarballsAgain@reddit

259.9 in Aus, so 130ish in £

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TheOneWithoutGorm@reddit

Paid 141.9 earlier today at a Tesco. I usually buy Tesco Momentum which would have been 148.9, but they didn't have any, so I bought half a tank of the basic 95 Ron stuff just to get around.

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aslat@reddit

Euro. 1.34 in Malta

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BTZ-25@reddit

1.48 petrol

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No_Preference9093@reddit

My nearest Costco is doing diesel for £1.63. Everyone else it’s £1.78 +

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deathtoallbutbed@reddit

£1.81 and £1.89 for diesel near me in West Yorkshire

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Altruistic_Lies@reddit

Jeez, I'm WY as well, diesel is 1.63 here for the cheapest

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Wow!

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SYSTEM-J@reddit

I filled up at Tesco the other day and it was £1.43 per litre for E10. This is in the North West.

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JMawds87@reddit

Between 1.64 & 1.71 in North Cumbria

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Altruistic_Lies@reddit

1.39 for petrol this morning, absolutely no-one else there. The cheapest around here is 1.38. Diesel is 1.63 at the cheapest place.

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IncompleteObjects@reddit

About £1.45 in West Sussex atm

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Hot_College_6538@reddit

How to stop af

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Front_Society1353@reddit

Petrol is £1.50+, Diesel is £1.83+ in Essex today

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ARobertNotABob@reddit

£1.49 at supermarkets, £1.59 at independants. If you want to scout round : https://www.petrolprices.com/ Get the app for when you're on the move.

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Large-Lettuce-7940@reddit

nothing because my shit for brains car broke down & now i have to walk everywhere. wish i had to pay for petrol still. fucking shit car does my head in

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Front_Society1353@reddit

Feel your pain my broke down today, had to spend 4 hours in the car park of my local dump waiting for RAC, not how I planned to spend my Saturday afternoon

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unalivexmastree@reddit

Nothing. Shanks poney

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Do you Mean Pony? Cause they run on carrots 😜🥕

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