Vermont Gasoline Prices Average $4.34 Per Gallon
Drivers across the state are seeing gasoline reach $4.34 per gallon as national market supply and demand trends shift.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Electric Vehicles

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Vermont drivers are seeing the average gasoline price settle at $4.34 per gallon, even as national fuel costs fluctuate. This price point arrives alongside shifts in domestic gasoline demand, which has decreased to 8.38 million barrels per day.
Why it matters
Changes in local fuel prices impact household travel budgets and overall family transportation expenses across the state. These variations occur as gasoline production decreases and national supply levels undergo adjustments.
The current state average is $4.34 per gallon, compared to a national average of $4.23 per gallon and a diesel average of $6.33 per gallon. Meanwhile, national gasoline supply has reached 209.2 million barrels despite daily demand falling to 8.38 million barrels.
The details
Gasoline prices are influenced by the balance of national production and daily consumer demand. Currently, production has decreased from 9.75 million barrels per day to 9.24 million, while crude oil inventories have also seen a reduction of 1.9 million barrels. These national market mechanisms ultimately dictate the pump prices seen by Vermont residents.
Timeline
October 2024 saw Burlington prices at $3.23 per gallon.
Vermont gasoline averages are currently $4.34 per gallon as of late October 2026.
The Home Front
Tracking fuel prices relative to historical benchmarks like Burlington's past October averages helps households anticipate monthly transportation cost variations. This statewide data reflects broader fluctuations in domestic supply and demand that often precede changes in individual driving budgets.
Review your household monthly transportation budget to account for the current $4.34 average price per gallon in Vermont. If your family relies on high-mileage commuting, consider monitoring how national diesel and gasoline supply changes might influence future pump prices.
The takeaway
Fluctuating fuel costs across Vermont serve as a reminder to track local pump prices against your established family transit budget. Maintaining a consistent log of your vehicle's fuel efficiency can help mitigate the impact of market-driven price changes at the pump.
Further reading
For context on how fuel costs influence household transit choices, explore our latest updates on Electric Vehicles.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Vermont Business Magazine.
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