Key Takeaways
- Cheapest petrol: 142.7p at Morrisons
- Potential savings: Up to £18.81 per tank
- 61 stations tracked across 18 brands
- Prices have decreased 0.7p this week
Motorists in Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall are currently experiencing competitive fuel prices, with average costs below the national median. Over the past week, E10 petrol prices in SE have Decreased 0.7p (0.4%)
According to our latest data feed from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), selecting the right forecourt in Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall could save you up to 34.2p per litre. For an average 55-litre family car, that's a saving of over £18.81 on a single tank.
Market Competition: Moderate competition
Competition Level: High
Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall has 61 active fuel stations across 18 different brands, with a brand diversity index of 0.30 - indicating healthy market competition.
The price spread between cheapest and average stations is 23.8p, revealing significant price differences - shop around to save!
Today's Best Value
Cheapest E10 Petrol in London, Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall:
142.7p at
Morrisons, Aylesham Centre
Cheapest B7 Diesel in London, Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall:
162.7p at
Morrisons, Aylesham Centre
As expected, the supermarket chains are leading the price war in Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall, aggressively undercutting the major oil brands.
Fuel Type Availability
Top 10 cheapest petrol stations (E10)
Here is the verified list of the most affordable places to buy standard Unleaded petrol in Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall today.
Market Analyst Commentary
CFP Research Team"Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey, Vauxhall benefits from strong market competition with 18 brands operating across 61 stations. With a 23.8p price gap between cheapest and average stations, careful selection could save £13.09 per tank, while supermarkets like Morrisons continue to undercut traditional forecourts."