Major oil group claps back at Gavin Newsom’s Chevron attack with reality check about gov’s driving
Gavin Newsom faced backlash from a major oil group after criticizing Chevron's gas prices. The US Oil & Gas Association pointed out Newsom's reliance on chauffeured rides, suggesting he is out of touch with everyday Californians. This exchange highlights ongoing tensions between the governor and the oil industry regarding fuel costs in California.
- ▪Gavin Newsom urged Californians to avoid filling up at Chevron stations due to high gas prices.
- ▪The US Oil & Gas Association criticized Newsom for not driving himself since 2004.
- ▪Chevron stations displayed signs blaming state policies for California's high gas prices.
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Metro Major oil group claps back at Gavin Newsom’s Chevron attack with reality check about gov’s driving By Ross O'Keefe Published May 22, 2026, 12:46 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google A major oil group slammed Gavin Newsom for his chauffeured rides after the governor urged Californians to avoid filling up at Chevron stations in a spiteful dig at the gas giant. On Thursday, Newsom ripped into Chevron with a “pro tip” claiming the company’s “branded” blend costs drivers more at the pump compared to “unbranded” gas. 3 Anadolu via Getty Images The attack came after clips went viral showing signs at Chevron stations telling drivers that state policies are to blame for California having the highest gas prices in the nation.
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