El Paso gas prices: Regular ticks up, diesel eases (AAA as of June 26)

AAA’s June 26 price check for the El Paso metro shows a small split: regular gas is slightly higher than yesterday, while diesel is a bit cheaper. For daily commutes and deliveries, that means pump totals can shift by a few cents day to day—even as both fuels remain below last month.

Regular gas (El Paso metro averages) i

AAA lists regular at $3.80 per gallon today (prices as of June 26). Yesterday’s El Paso average was $3.75. The week-ago figure was $3.79, the month-ago average was $4.21, and the year-ago average was $3.02.

What it means: if you drive daily, expect a modest uptick versus yesterday—but you’re still paying less than last month and far more stable than last year.

Diesel (El Paso metro averages) i

For diesel, AAA shows $4.51 today (as of June 26), down from $4.53 yesterday. Week-ago diesel averaged $4.69, month-ago diesel was $5.14, and year-ago diesel averaged $3.35.

What it means: diesel has eased versus yesterday, which can slightly soften operating costs for contractors, trucking and delivery routes—but diesel is still much higher than a year ago.

How El Paso compares with the broader market i

AAA’s national averages followed a similar day-to-day pattern on June 26: regular at $3.90 (down from $3.92 yesterday) and diesel at $4.93 (down from $4.96 yesterday).

On the weekly data side, the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (release date June 23, 2026) reported U.S. regular gasoline and on-highway diesel prices falling week over week.

Since the last local check i

Compared with the previous El Paso fuel-price update, AAA’s El Paso metro averages show regular moving up and diesel easing.

Reader spot-check: What are the highest and lowest pump prices you’re seeing right now in El Paso for regular and diesel? Share the numbers (and the neighborhood or roadway if you want) so others can compare.

Sources

• AAA Texas fuel price averages (includes El Paso metro row) — price as of 6/26/26
• U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (weekly U.S. context)