Annual Fuel

How Much Gas Per Year?

Enter your annual miles, MPG and local gas price. See gallons burned, yearly cost — plus per-month, per-week and per-day figures.

  • Updated for 2026
  • US units
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  • Transparent assumptions

Yearly fuel spend

Your estimate

Yearly gas cost

$1,791

519 gallons

Per month

$149

Per week

$34

Per day

$4.91

Fill-ups

37

mi
mpg
$/gal
US average driver: 13,500 mi/yr · $1,791 at $3.45/gal.

MPG scenarios

Yearly cost at different MPG

Same 13,500 miles, same $3.45/gal — different vehicle efficiency.

18 MPG· 750 gal$2,588
22 MPG· 614 gal$2,117
25 MPG· 540 gal$1,863
28 MPG· 482 gal$1,663
32 MPG· 422 gal$1,455
40 MPG· 338 gal$1,164
50 MPG· 270 gal$932

How we calculate this

Inputs
All values are user-supplied — change MPG, distance and price to match your situation.
Defaults
Pre-filled with average US fuel prices and EPA-style MPG so the page is useful at first load.
Units
US miles, gallons, MPG and USD throughout. No conversions are applied silently.
Rounding
Displayed to the nearest cent or whole mile; internal math keeps full precision.

Sources & assumptions

  • EPA fuel economy dataCity / highway / combined MPG and MPGe baselines.
  • U.S. Department of Energy (fueleconomy.gov)Vehicle efficiency and EV range references.
  • AAA gas price trendsRecent national and regional retail fuel averages.
  • EIA electricity ratesAverage residential per-kWh prices used for EV charging.

We summarize publicly available data — no scraping, no external API calls. Figures are calibrated periodically; use the calculators above for your exact inputs.

Frequently asked questions

How many gallons of gas per year is average?

The average US driver burns ~500 gallons per year — 13,500 miles at 26 MPG combined. Your total depends heavily on commute length and vehicle.

How much money do Americans spend on gas per year?

At today's average price ($3.45/gal) the average driver spends about $1,791/year on fuel alone.

How much would switching to a hybrid save?

A jump from 26 to 45 MPG cuts your yearly fuel bill by 42%. Enter your real numbers above to see the exact dollar difference.