Fuel prices in Europe – ranking of 95 petrol and diesel

Planning a road trip across Europe? Check the prices of 95-octane petrol and diesel fuel in individual European Union countries. Below, you'll find a current ranking of average fuel prices, allowing you to compare the cost of filling up before heading abroad.

The ranking covers the 27 European Union countries. Prices are quoted in euros per liter and include taxes. Data comes from the official EU Weekly Oil Bulletin of the European Commission and is presented in easy-to-read rankings.

95 octane petrol prices in Europe – country ranking

How much does 95-octane petrol cost in Europe? The ranking below presents the average retail prices of Euro-Super 95 petrol in all 27 European Union countries. This allows you to quickly see which countries offer the cheapest fuel, and where you should be prepared for higher costs.

Diesel prices in Europe - diesel fuel ranking

Traveling by diesel car? Check out diesel fuel prices in European Union countries. This ranking allows you to compare average diesel prices and more easily plan your fuel costs when driving in Europe.

Where does fuel price data come from?

The source of the data is the European Commission's EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, which contains weekly summaries of average retail fuel prices in European Union countries.

The data is collected by national institutions and submitted to the European Commission. The fuel-prices.eu website then processes it and presents it in the form of rankings and charts.

Prices quoted are national averages and include taxes, including VAT and excise duty. They do not represent the price at every gas station. Actual refueling costs may vary depending on region, city, or gas station location.

The charts are updated as new data is released. The date of the last chart can be found directly on the charts.

Useful guides for car travelers

When planning a road trip in Europe, it's worth considering not only fuel prices but also rental costs, insurance, and any additional fees. If you plan to use a rental car, I've prepared a few practical guides that you might find useful.

I highly recommend my article on how to avoid extra fees when renting a car . It covers, among other things, fueling regulations, fuel return fees, and fees that may arise after the rental ends. If you're just starting to plan your rental, also read my complete guide to renting a car without a credit card and no deposit.

On the blog you will also find detailed guides on car rental in popular holiday destinations:

• Spain - The Complete Guide to Car Rental.
• Italy - car rental without deposit and credit card.
• Portugal – Car rental in Lisbon, Porto and Faro (Algarve).
• Fuerteventura - car rental and airport pick-up.
• Madeira - car rental without deposit and credit card.

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