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Updated daily · AAA, Oct 24, 2026

Gas prices in Mississippi today

Regular gas in Mississippi averages $3.85 a gallon, 10% less than the U.S. average of $4.27. That makes Mississippi one of the cheapest: rank 8 of 51 (1 = cheapest).

Regular
$3.85
U.S. $4.27
Mid-grade / premium
$4.33
premium $4.71
Diesel
$5.86
U.S. $6.35
Rank
8 / 51
1 = cheapest regular
GradeMississippiU.S. average15-gallon fill-up
Regular$3.85$4.27$58
Mid-grade$4.33$4.78$65
Premium$4.71$5.17$71
Diesel$5.86$6.35$88

Source: AAA, Mississippi average gas prices and AAA State Gas Price Averages, as of Oct 24, 2026. Fill-up = price × 15 gallons (our calculation). For metro-area prices, see AAA's Mississippi page.

Taxes in the price: 24.4¢ a gallon in Mississippi state taxes and fees plus the 18.4¢ federal tax, 42.8¢ in all, about 11% of today's price (Tax Foundation, July 2026; our calculation). Gas tax in Mississippi.

What driving costs in Mississippi

At $3.85 a gallon, a car that gets 27.2 mpg (the EPA's average for new vehicles) spends about $141 on gas every 1,000 miles, or 14.1 cents a mile (our calculation). Charging an electric car at Mississippi's average home electricity price costs about $45 for the same 1,000 miles. Gas is only one part of the bill: full-coverage car insurance in Mississippi averages $2,232 a year.

Planning a drive? The road trip cost calculator uses today's gas price, and the true cost of owning a car puts fuel next to insurance, repairs and depreciation.

Common questions

What is the average gas price in Mississippi today?

Regular gas in Mississippi averaged $3.85 a gallon on Oct 24, 2026, per AAA. Mid-grade was $4.33, premium $4.71 and diesel $5.86.

Is gas in Mississippi cheaper than the national average?

Yes. Mississippi's $3.85 is 10% less than the U.S. average of $4.27, which ranks it 8 of 51 states and DC (1 = cheapest, our ranking of AAA data).

How much does it cost to fill up a car in Mississippi?

About $58 for 15 gallons of regular at today's Mississippi average (our calculation). Driving 1,000 miles in a car that gets 27.2 mpg costs about $141 in gas.

Is an electric car cheaper to run than gas in Mississippi?

At Mississippi's average home electricity price, charging an EV for 1,000 miles costs about $45, compared with about $141 in gas for a 27.2 mpg car (our calculation from EIA and AAA prices, 31 kWh per 100 miles from fueleconomy.gov).

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