Search a suburb, city or postcode to see how prices at nearby fuel stations have moved over time, station by station.
FueVolt doesn't keep a central price-history database — each station's trend is built from real prices recorded on your own device the times you've checked that station before. A station you're viewing for the first time won't have a graph yet; check back on it over time to see its trend build up.
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Fuel prices in Australia's capital cities don't just drift up and down randomly — they follow a well-documented petrol price cycle, tracked by the ACCC in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Prices typically rise sharply over a day or two, then decline gradually over the next one to two weeks before spiking again.
Knowing where a city sits in its cycle is the best way to time a fill-up. Read our full guide on how fuel price cycles work in Australia and the best day to buy fuel.