X Convenience Fuel Prices in Australia
X Convenience was a South Australian fuel and convenience retail chain that operated 49 stations across the state plus two sites in Perth, Western Australia. In May 2024, BP acquired X Convenience, and the stations are progressively being rebranded to the BP brand.
X Convenience was founded in 2006 by the Adelaide-based Kosmidis family. Over nearly two decades, the family built the chain into a significant regional player known for its distinctive in-store concepts and customer experience. The brand featured several proprietary offerings including Coffee Station, Smokes Express, Burger X, and Down Dog 'N Shakes.
Prior to the BP acquisition, X Convenience stations typically offered Unleaded 91, Premium Unleaded 95, Premium Unleaded 98, Premium Diesel, and at select locations, LPG and AdBlue. As stations transition to the BP brand, fuel offerings are being standardised across the network.
Cheapest X Convenience fuel stations in Australia
The 20 cheapest X Convenience sites we currently track, ordered by Unleaded 91 (or E10 where U91 is unavailable).
| Station | Suburb | State | Lowest price |
|---|---|---|---|
| X Convenience Hackham 138 Main South Road | Hackham 5163 | SA | 199.5c U91 |
| X Convenience Prospect 122 Main North Road | Prospect 5082 | SA | 199.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Og Rd 25 Og Rd | Klemzig 5087 | SA | 199.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Port Adelaide Lot 12 Grand Junction Road | Port Adelaide 5015 | SA | 199.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Seaford 1 2 Shearer Drive | Seaford 5169 | SA | 199.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Klemzig 348 North East Road | Klemzig 5087 | SA | 199.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Gepps Cross 702 Main North Road | Gepps Cross 5094 | SA | 199.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Cross Road 542 Cross Road | South Plympton 5038 | SA | 201.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Plympton 366-368 Anzac Highway | Plympton 5038 | SA | 201.9c U91 |
| X Convenience 46 Philip Highway 46 Philip Highway | Elizabeth 5112 | SA | 201.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Semaphore 132 Semaphore Road | Exeter 5019 | SA | 202.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Netley 294 Marion Road | Netley 5037 | SA | 202.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Gawler East Cnr Calton Road and Gawler East Link Road | Gawler East 5118 | SA | 202.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Brooklyn Park 299 Henley Beach Road | Brooklyn Park 5032 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Welland 69 Grange Road | Welland 5007 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Woodville North 506 Torrens Road | Woodville North 5012 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Croydon Park 328-330 Torrens Rd | Croydon Park 5008 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Greenfields 569 Salisbury Highway | Greenfields 5107 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Womma Road 2 Eyre Boulevard | Penfield 5121 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
| X Convenience Briens Road 26 Briens Road | Northfield 5085 | SA | 203.9c U91 |
X Convenience stations by state
X Convenience operates approximately 50 stations across Australia. Average prices are for Unleaded 91 where available, otherwise E10.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about X Convenience Australia petrol station
About X Convenience Fuel Stations
Does X Convenience have a loyalty program or rewards app?
X Convenience stations are currently being rebranded under BP following BP's acquisition of the chain in May 2024. As BP completes the integration, customers may gain access to BP's loyalty programs including BPMe Rewards. Previously, X Convenience operated independently without a widely publicized rewards program.
What fuel types are available at X Convenience stations?
X Convenience stations typically offer Unleaded 91, Premium Unleaded 95, Premium Unleaded 98, Premium Diesel, and at select locations LPG and AdBlue. As stations transition to the BP brand, fuel offerings may be standardized across the network.
Who owns X Convenience and what is their history?
X Convenience was founded by the Adelaide-based Kosmidis family in 2006 and grew to 49 stations across South Australia plus two sites in Perth, Western Australia. In May 2024, BP acquired X Convenience. The stores were known for in-store concepts including Coffee Station, Smokes Express, Burger X, and Down Dog 'N Shakes. Stations are progressively being rebranded to BP.
About X Convenience fuel prices on FuelSpot
FuelSpot tracks live X Convenience fuel prices across every Australian state that publishes data. Prices are sourced from official state government fuel-price reporting systems and refreshed throughout the day, so you can always find the cheapest X Convenience petrol station near you for U91, E10, U95, U98 and diesel.
