Drivers in Nuevo León who plan to fill up this Saturday, October 31, should check the current prices of the main fuels, based on data from the Comisión Nacional de Energía (CNE) and the Procuraduría Federal del Consumidor (Profeco). Fuel costs change daily, so it is important to know both the highest and lowest prices before heading to a service station.
- Premium gasoline: averages 24.165 pesos per liter.
- Diesel: averages 27.03 pesos per liter.
- Premium gasoline (second figure): is listed at an average of 29.575 pesos per liter.
Prices that shift every day
The constant fluctuation in fuel costs means drivers must stay informed. In this report, premium gasoline is at 24.165 pesos per liter, while diesel averages 27.03 pesos per liter. The same report also includes a second premium average of 29.575 pesos per liter, reflecting the price dispersion that can be found across the state.
For consumers, comparing stations and checking official figures before refueling is key, especially for a product whose cost directly affects household budgets and the operation of work vehicles.
The CNE, the body overseeing the energy sector
After the elimination of the Comisión Reguladora de Energía (CRE), the Comisión Nacional de Energía (CNE) took over in March 2025 as the sole regulator of Mexico's energy sector. It is a technical body responsible for regulating, supervising, and imposing sanctions on energy activities.
The CNE's mission is to guarantee sovereignty, security, and self-sufficiency in the sector, in line with the policy set by the Secretaría de Energía (Sener). According to information from the Gobierno de México, its main tasks in hydrocarbons include regulating prices and tariffs, granting permits to store, transport, and sell gasoline, and maintaining a public, updated record of these activities.
The organization does not work in isolation: it coordinates 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 Magna agreement
The price consumers pay at the pump is made up of production, distribution, and logistics costs, plus taxes and the price of hydrocarbons on international markets. Fuels are a major component of the economy and of inflation in each country.
In that context, in early 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum and the business sector signed an agreement aimed at capping the price of Magna gasoline at 24 pesos per liter.
With prices changing daily, tracking official rates becomes a practical tool for Nuevo León residents, who can adjust their consumption decisions based on the averages reported by the CNE and Profeco. The evolution of these indicators will also serve as a gauge for compliance with the agreement signed by the federal government and business leaders regarding Magna gasoline.