Looking for gas prices near you in New York? Regular gasoline averages $4.15 a gallon statewide on Saturday, Nov. 14, compared with $3.84 nationally, according to AAA’s latest daily prices. New York drivers are paying about 31 cents more per gallon than the U.S. average.
For the cheapest nearby station, use the local search links below and check when each price was reported. A state or city average is a benchmark, not the price at a particular pump. Your fuel grade, payment method and any membership requirements can change what you pay.
Updated 5:25 a.m. Eastern, Nov. 14, 2026. Price tables use AAA data dated Nov. 14. All prices are dollars per gallon, rounded to the nearest cent. Station listings can change throughout the day.
New York gas prices today
| Fuel | New York | U.S. |
|---|---|---|
| Regular | $4.15 | $3.84 |
| Midgrade | $4.72 | $4.37 |
| Premium | $5.12 | $4.76 |
| Diesel | $6.37 | $6.04 |
New York regular fell about 2 cents overnight, 12 cents in a week and 30 cents in a month. It remains about $1.02 higher than a year ago. National regular fell about 3 cents overnight and 20 cents in a week, based on AAA’s national comparison.
Gas prices around the Finger Lakes and New York
| AAA metro area | Regular |
|---|---|
| Rochester | $4.25 |
| Syracuse | $4.13 |
| Ithaca | $4.29 |
| Elmira | $4.00 |
| Buffalo-Niagara Falls | $4.23 |
| Albany-Schenectady-Troy | $4.08 |
| New York | $4.15 |
| Nassau-Suffolk | $4.03 |
These are AAA metro averages, not county-by-county quotes. Elmira is lower than Rochester and Ithaca in this snapshot. A particular station may be above or below its regional average.
How to find cheap gas prices near me
Start with GasBuddy’s New York station finder, or search a map for stations along the route you already plan to drive. Enter your town or ZIP code rather than relying on a statewide result. Compare the same fuel grade and look for a recent reporting time.
For local searches, try Geneva gas stations, Canandaigua gas stations, Seneca Falls gas stations, Auburn gas stations, Rochester gas stations or Syracuse gas stations. These links open searches; they are not a verified ranking of the cheapest stations.
Before making a detour, confirm whether the displayed price requires cash, a loyalty account or a paid membership. Check the station’s sign or app when you arrive. We have not independently verified individual GasBuddy station quotes for this update; those listings should be treated separately from the AAA tables.
What gas costs elsewhere in the United States
| State | Regular |
|---|---|
| Pennsylvania | $4.25 |
| Vermont | $4.13 |
| Connecticut | $4.04 |
| Massachusetts | $3.97 |
| New Jersey | $3.96 |
| Texas | $3.32 |
| North Carolina | $3.12 |
| California | $5.58 |
| Hawaii | $5.61 |
AAA’s state comparison shows a wide spread: North Carolina has the lowest state regular average in this snapshot, while Hawaii has the highest. These are state averages, not the lowest advertised pump prices. New Jersey is below New York, but Pennsylvania is above it.
Why prices differ from one station to another
Crude oil, refining, distribution, marketing and taxes all contribute to the price of gasoline, the U.S. Energy Information Administration explains. Local competition, delivery costs and station operating costs can also make nearby pumps differ. One station’s price does not establish what every driver in the area is paying.
Local tax policy matters, too. FingerLakes1.com previously reported on Seneca County’s vote to end its fuel sales-tax cap, which targeted Dec. 1 and depended on state approval and processing. That planned change should not be presented as a tax increase already reflected in today’s November prices.
For recent context, compare this snapshot with our Nov. 6 report on falling New York, Rochester and Syracuse gas averages. Keep the dates in mind when comparing older coverage with a current price board.
Is driving farther for cheaper gas worth it?
Calculate the savings on the gallons you actually need. A 10-cent discount saves $1.50 on 15 gallons. A 20-cent discount saves $3. Those are examples, not advertised offers. Subtract the fuel used on an extra round trip and consider your time before chasing a small difference.
A 15-gallon purchase at New York’s unrounded regular average would cost about $62.29, compared with $57.61 at the national average. That is a statewide-versus-national illustration, not a station quote or a promise about your next fill-up.
How to use this daily price guide
Use the AAA tables for a dated market comparison, then use a station finder for the location where you intend to buy. Different providers can report different figures because they cover different stations or update at different times. Compare like with like rather than treating every number as interchangeable.
This page is intended to be refreshed with the latest available source data. Check the date above: if a provider has not released a new daily figure, the last available date should remain visible. A daily average cannot guarantee the price at a station later in the day. Decide whether to fill up based on your itinerary and verified local options, rather than assuming tomorrow’s price will move in a particular direction.
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