
The cost of filling a typical family car with diesel has exceeded £100 for the first time in over three years, new figures show.
Average diesel prices at UK forecourts reached 182.8p per litre on Tuesday, marking a 40p increase since the Middle East conflict began on 28 February. This means a 55-litre family car now costs £100.52 to refuel, a milestone not seen since December 2022. Petrol prices have also risen, with the average litre now at 152.8p, up 20p since the war started.