PEMEX is the sole supplier of all commercial gasoline (petrol/diesel) stations in Mexico. All gas stations in Mexico are full-service gas stations. You have to wait for an attendant to be opened to help you.
There are different types of gasoline grade levels. The PEMEX gasoline grades are:
Magna – which is considered Regular Unleaded 87 Octane in the US – green pump handle
Premium – which is considered 92 Octane – red pump handle
The gasoline is filled in liters and the pumps take pesos or US dollars but the gas is charged in pesos.
For those that need numbers, here is a quick guide to understand liter to gallon conversion and an idea of the price you will be paying in Mexico per gallon.
As of January 27, 2025, the average gasoline price in Mexico reached a high of MXN 25.56 per liter.
You will pay approximately $4.73 USD per US gallon. Diesel will be cheaper.
Most PEMEX stations in Rocky Point have Circle Ks convenience stores in it. This is very handy if you need to buy any last minute item.
It’s important to note that fuel prices in Mexico are subject to change due to factors such as global oil prices and government policies. For the most current information, it’s advisable to check local sources or consult with residents upon arrival.
When refueling in Puerto Peñasco, you’ll primarily encounter Pemex stations, the state-owned petroleum company. These stations offer full-service fueling, and attendants will assist you with refueling your vehicle. Payment is typically accepted in Mexican pesos, so it’s a good idea to have local currency on hand.
