San Antonio, TX, January 25, 2026
In a positive development for local drivers, gasoline prices in San Antonio have decreased by 3.7% over the past week to an average of $2.35 per gallon. This trend reflects broader market dynamics across Texas, where prices remain below the national average. The reduction not only eases the financial burden for commuting families but also supports the local economy. With current prices favorably positioned, residents are encouraged to drive more confidently and continue patronizing small businesses.
San Antonio Gas Prices See Notable Decrease This Week
San Antonio, TX – In a positive turn for local motorists, gasoline prices in San Antonio have decreased by 3.7% over the past week. The average price now sits at $2.35 per gallon, based on recent data insights from CheapInsurance.com. This reduction reflects a broader trend across Texas, where gas prices consistently remain lower than the national average, showcasing the state’s unique market dynamics.
For San Antonio residents, this recent price drop not only alleviates some financial pressure on commuting families but also signifies the resilience of local markets. As Texas entrepreneurs continue to drive economic growth through innovative solutions, reduced costs at the pump could further enable patronage of small businesses in the community, fostering a robust local economy.
Current Gas Prices in San Antonio
- Regular Gasoline: $2.35 per gallon
- Diesel: $2.95 per gallon
Price Changes
- Week-over-Week Change: Decrease of $0.09 per gallon (-3.7%)
- Year-over-Year Change: Decrease of $0.37 per gallon (-13.5%)
Historical Context
The highest recorded gas price in San Antonio was $4.68 per gallon on June 13, 2022. This marked a substantial turning point, prompting both consumers and businesses to seek affordable alternatives in transportation and logistics.
Comparison with State and National Averages
- Texas Average Gas Price: $2.40 per gallon
- National Average Gas Price: $2.76 per gallon
These figures indicate that San Antonio’s gas prices are currently favorably positioned below both the state and national averages, encouraging residents to drive more freely and confidently around the city.
Factors Influencing Gas Prices
Gasoline prices are subject to numerous influencing factors, including global oil market trends, seasonal demand fluctuations, and regional supply conditions. Recent shifts in crude oil prices, combined with varying refinery outputs, have all contributed to the pricing trends observed in San Antonio and throughout Texas.
Looking Ahead
While the current decrease in gas prices is encouraging for consumers, it remains crucial for residents to stay informed about potential market volatility. Keeping an eye on local gas station prices and understanding broader market trends can assist drivers in making informed refueling decisions as they navigate their daily routines.
Key Features of This Report
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Average Gas Price in San Antonio | $2.35 per gallon |
| Week-over-Week Price Change | Decrease of $0.09 per gallon (-3.7%) |
| Year-over-Year Price Change | Decrease of $0.37 per gallon (-13.5%) |
| Highest Recorded Gas Price in San Antonio | $4.68 per gallon on June 13, 2022 |
| Comparison with State Average | San Antonio’s price is below the Texas average of $2.40 per gallon |
| Comparison with National Average | San Antonio’s price is below the national average of $2.76 per gallon |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the current average gas price in San Antonio?
As of January 12, 2026, the average gas price in San Antonio is $2.35 per gallon.
How much have gas prices changed in San Antonio over the past week?
Gas prices in San Antonio have decreased by 3.7% over the past week, dropping by $0.09 per gallon.
What factors influence gas prices in San Antonio?
Gasoline prices are influenced by global oil market trends, seasonal demand, and regional supply conditions.
How do San Antonio’s gas prices compare to the state and national averages?
San Antonio’s average gas price of $2.35 per gallon is below both the Texas average of $2.40 and the national average of $2.76.
What was the highest recorded gas price in San Antonio?
The highest recorded gas price in San Antonio was $4.68 per gallon on June 13, 2022.
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