Google has announced the launch of a new feature in the Google Maps application that allows drivers to see gas and diesel prices in near real-time. Previously, such information was not available to service users in this format. The new feature is designed to help motorists save on fuel by allowing them to compare prices at different stations in their area before they arrive. Users will be able to choose their route taking into account fuel costs, which is particularly relevant given rising energy prices. Google notes that price data will be updated regularly, providing users with an up-to-date picture of the fuel market. This innovation is part of Google's broader strategy to expand the functionality of its mapping service and increase its practical usefulness for users' everyday tasks. The feature is expected to be gradually rolled out to a wide range of users, although details regarding coverage area and full launch timelines are still being clarified.