U.S. Gas Prices Drop to $4.11 National Average as Crude Stabilizes

April 15, 2026 — U.S. Gas Prices Drop to $4.11 National Average as Crude Stabilizes.

Pump Prices Easing

The U.S. national average for regular gasoline dropped to $4.108 per gallon on April 15, 2026, down from the $4.164 peak reached on April 8. The decline reflects stabilizing crude oil prices during the ceasefire period and the prospect of an extension reducing near-term supply risk.

Texas fell to $3.77, while California remains elevated at $5.88. The cheapest gas continues to be found in Oklahoma at $3.44. If the ceasefire extension materializes and crude stays below $95, analysts project gas prices could ease toward $3.90-4.00 nationally by early May.