On October 8, 2026, Google announced that Google Maps and Waze would use the United Kingdom’s Fuel Finder data to show fuel prices and the types of fuel sold at each station. The announcement describes a planned integration for UK drivers.
Google’s Fuel Finder plan covers the UK
Fuel Finder is the UK government’s fuel-price scheme. Google’s announcement said its data would feed into both Google Maps and Waze, giving drivers a way to find fuel-price information while using either navigation app.
What drivers would see
Under the announced plan, drivers could search for “petrol” or “fuel” and see petrol and diesel prices on the map. A station’s available fuel types would also appear in one place.
UK stations must report price changes within 30 minutes
A UK government factsheet dated March 31, 2026, says stations must report a price within 30 minutes of a change. That deadline applies to station reporting; the announced integration describes how Fuel Finder data would appear in Google Maps and Waze.
