Perth petrol prices have opened with a standout low. ULP is sitting at 157.9c/L at a central CBD location, undercutting several nearby suburbs clustered around 159.9c/L and leaving parts of the inner west closer to 165.9c/L. For drivers topping up on the way to work, that spread is meaningful—especially if you’re filling more than a small amount.
Fast takeaway
- Cheapest seen: 157.9c/L (Perth CBD)
- Common cluster: 159.9c/L (Northbridge + South Perth)
- Higher pocket: 165.7c/L–165.9c/L (Subiaco + West Perth)
- Gap across nearby suburbs: about 8.0c/L
Cheapest ULP right now in central Perth
The lowest price in the list is 157.9c/L at OTR Perth Pier Street (Perth CBD). In the same sweep, several other inner-city options are tight behind at 159.9c/L, creating a clear “best band” under 160 cents for drivers who can choose where to stop.
Stations appearing at 159.9c/L include United Northbridge, BP Connect South Perth, and Shell Reddy Express South Perth. If your route takes you through the city or across the river, the under-160c cluster offers a practical target without needing to detour far.
Before 6am vs after 6am pricing
In today’s set, some sites show the same figure on both sides of the 6am cutover, while others don’t display an updated “after” price. For example, OTR Perth Pier Street is shown at 157.9c/L before 6am and 157.9c/L after 6am in the list. BP Connect South Perth also holds at 159.9c/L across the before-and-after view.
By contrast, a few locations display N/A for the after-6am field, including United Northbridge, Vibe Subiaco, and Ampol Foodary Subiaco. When a station doesn’t show an after-6am number, it’s worth checking again closer to the time you plan to refuel—especially if you’re deciding between two nearby options.
For an official WA reference point on daily pricing and suburb-by-suburb listings, many drivers cross-check against FuelWatch WA’s live price listings.
Where prices run higher today
The inner west is notably firmer in the list. Vibe Subiaco shows 165.7c/L (before 6am), while both Ampol Foodary Subiaco and Shell Reddy Express West Perth show 165.9c/L (before 6am). That’s roughly 8.0c/L above the Perth CBD low, a difference that adds up quickly if you’re filling from close to empty.
Even within a compact radius, Perth can swing from “best in market” to “noticeably higher” depending on suburb. If you’re already driving through the CBD corridor, the numbers today favour filling earlier rather than paying the inner-west premium.
What the gap means at the pump
- On a 40L top-up, an 8.0c/L gap is about $3.20
- On a 50L fill, the same gap is about $4.00
- On a 60L fill, it’s about $4.80
Those savings land without changing your driving habits—just choosing the cheaper stop when you’re already nearby.
Best fill-up strategy for today’s Perth snapshot
If your priority is the lowest seen price, the simplest move is heading for the 157.9c/L CBD option while it’s available. If you can’t reach that exact site, targeting the 159.9c/L cluster still keeps you in the cheapest visible band across the inner suburbs today. The key is avoiding the drift toward the mid-165s unless it’s unavoidable for your route.
Drivers commuting through the city centre, Northbridge, or South Perth have a clear advantage in this snapshot: multiple locations are priced within a tight range. Meanwhile, those starting in Subiaco or West Perth may find it cheaper to fill a little earlier in their trip rather than waiting until they’re already in the higher-priced pocket.
One more practical tip: if your local station shows N/A after 6am, consider checking again shortly before you leave. A posted after-6am rate can change the decision between two nearby stops, especially when the spread is already wide.
