Morrisons is drastically cutting the price of its fuel by 10p a litre for a limited period of time. 

Drivers will have to act quick to cash in on the discount, with the offer lasting from now and December 11th. 

To qualify for the deal, you will need to spend £50 in store, where you will receive a voucher to use at the supermarket petrol stations. 

What it means for drivers filling up a 50-litre fuel tank is a saving of £5. 

Motorists will be able to use this fuel voucher to top up their car’s fuel between December 4th and 18th, despite only being able to receive the voucher up to the 11th. 

Morrisons has said that the deal is for in-store customers only and those shopping online will not benefit from the fuel voucher. 

This latest deal echoes a similar one the supermarket chain introduced on Black Friday.

Steve Mosey, Morrisons Services Director, said: "Many customers need to save on costs like motoring to afford Christmas so we’re doing what we can to help."

Fuel prices in the UK have risen dramatically over the past few months and fuel experts expect this to rise further.

Experts predicted that diesel drivers could be hit with price rises of up to 12p a litre.

Asda and Sainsburys are also cutting the price of petrol by 2p per litre. 

Diesel prices have been slashed by the same amount at Morrisons while Asda and Sainsbury’s have cut the price by 1p per litre. 

Prices have been slashed in a bid to entice customers during the busy Christmas shopping period.

This year the average fuel prices per litre have increased to a three-year high.