Drivers in Jalisco who plan to fill up this Thursday, October 29, should check current rates before heading to the pump. The reference prices for the three main fuels in the state were recorded by the National Energy Commission (CNE) and the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco), and they show variations worth knowing to choose the most convenient option.
- Magna: average of 24.002 pesos per liter.
- Premium: average of 29.386 pesos per liter.
- Diesel: average of 27.105 pesos per liter.
As happens daily, the amounts change from one day to the next, so it is useful to identify both the highest and lowest cost within the state territory.
The three fuels and their averages
According to the information released for this date, Magna gasoline stands at an average of 24.002 pesos per liter, making it the most economical of the three.
Premium gasoline, meanwhile, reaches an average of 29.386 pesos per liter, while diesel is sold at around 27.105 pesos per liter.
These values correspond to state averages and may differ from the prices observed at each service station, since factors such as location, distribution logistics and local market conditions come into play.
What the CNE does and why its report matters
After the disappearance of the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), the National Energy Commission (CNE) took on the role of sole regulator of Mexico's energy sector in March 2025. It is a technical body responsible for regulating, supervising and sanctioning activities in the field.
Its mission is to guarantee sovereignty, security and energy self-sufficiency in line with the policy set by the Secretariat of Energy (Sener). Its main tasks regarding hydrocarbons include:
- Regulating prices and tariffs.
- Granting permits to store, transport and sell gasoline.
- Maintaining a public and updated record of these activities.
The organization does not operate in isolation: it works in coordination with Sener to preserve its technical and operational autonomy, so that its decisions are based on professional criteria.
What determines the final price and the 24-peso agreement
The cost paid by consumers at the pump is made up of production, distribution and logistics expenses, plus taxes and the price of hydrocarbons on international markets. Therefore, fuels are a relevant component for the economy and for calculating inflation in each country.
In that context, at the start of 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum and the business sector signed an agreement aimed at ensuring that Magna gasoline does not exceed 24 pesos per liter. The average reported this Thursday in Jalisco, at 24.002 pesos, is practically at that threshold.
With that benchmark, daily monitoring of rates becomes relevant for those who depend on automobiles or freight transport. The evolution of state averages will show whether the trend remains near the agreed limit or whether cost and international market pressures push prices above that target.