MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WGNS News) – Gas prices may not be the most thrilling topic in Tennessee, but anytime the cost of filling up starts moving in the right direction, it deserves at least a polite round of applause – or maybe a relieved sigh from anyone driving something larger than a lawn mower.
As of early Monday morning, June 15, 2026, Tennessee ranked fourth in the nation for the lowest average price of regular unleaded gasoline. The Volunteer State also landed in the number five spot for mid-grade fuel, with that average sitting at $4.05 per gallon. Premium gasoline drivers, who apparently enjoy both horsepower and financial suspense, will be glad to know Tennessee remains in the top ten for lowest premium fuel prices, with the statewide average at $4.46 per gallon, according to AAA, the Auto Club.
At the start of June, Tennesseans were looking at an average regular unleaded price of $3.90 per gallon. After a slight increase, prices have now started easing back down. From East Tennessee to West Tennessee – all 440 miles of it – Monday morning’s statewide average for regular unleaded stood at $3.60 per gallon…