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Fuel prices in Europe this week
The average price of petrol and diesel in all 27 EU countries, what changed since last week, and two years of weekly prices. The figures are the European Commission’s own, taxes included, one average per country.
Week of , taxes included
Petrol 95, EU average
€2.092/ L
+2.9 ct on the week +46.9 ct on a year ago
Diesel, EU average
€2.226/ L
+6.7 ct on the week +69.1 ct on a year ago
Petrol went up in 24 of 27 countries, down in 2 and did not move in 1. Largest rise: Sweden (+6.5 ct). Largest fall: Germany (−0.9 ct).
Diesel went up in 25 of 27 countries, down in 1 and did not move in 1. Largest rise: Slovenia (+12.1 ct). Largest fall: Luxembourg (−0.9 ct).
Cheapest petrol: Malta at €1.340. Most expensive: Denmark at €2.618. Cheapest diesel: Malta at €1.210.
All 27 countries this week
Cheapest petrol first. The small figure is the change on the week before, in euro cents per litre.
| Country | Petrol 95 | Diesel | Last 26 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Malta unchanged for 26 weeks | €1.340/ L ±0.0 ct | €1.210/ L ±0.0 ct | |
| Sweden | €1.579/ L +6.5 ct | €2.090/ L +10.9 ct | |
| Bulgaria | €1.663/ L +4.3 ct | €1.916/ L +6.0 ct | |
| Cyprus | €1.677/ L +2.7 ct | €1.948/ L +3.3 ct | |
| Slovenia | €1.706/ L +6.5 ct | €1.975/ L +12.1 ct | |
| Hungary | €1.752/ L +3.8 ct | €1.957/ L +3.8 ct | |
| Croatia | €1.796/ L +6.0 ct | €1.975/ L +5.5 ct | |
| Poland | €1.820/ L −0.2 ct | €2.039/ L +3.4 ct | |
| Luxembourg | €1.849/ L +5.6 ct | €2.114/ L −0.9 ct | |
| Slovakia | €1.853/ L +4.5 ct | €1.950/ L +2.6 ct | |
| Czechia | €1.884/ L +5.6 ct | €2.071/ L +8.0 ct | |
| Romania | €1.891/ L +0.2 ct | €2.093/ L +9.3 ct | |
| Estonia | €1.917/ L +0.3 ct | €2.113/ L +4.8 ct | |
| Austria | €1.925/ L +3.1 ct | €2.238/ L +4.1 ct | |
| Spain | €1.928/ L +6.1 ct | €1.918/ L +8.4 ct | |
| Ireland | €1.945/ L +5.1 ct | €2.050/ L +6.1 ct | |
| Lithuania | €1.950/ L +3.2 ct | €2.258/ L +7.4 ct | |
| Belgium | €1.988/ L +1.2 ct | €2.387/ L +9.7 ct | |
| Latvia | €1.997/ L +2.1 ct | €2.169/ L +7.3 ct | |
| Portugal | €2.107/ L +3.5 ct | €2.210/ L +5.8 ct | |
| Italy | €2.141/ L +5.7 ct | €2.281/ L +9.0 ct | |
| Greece | €2.197/ L +3.9 ct | €2.224/ L +10.2 ct | |
| France | €2.219/ L +4.7 ct | €2.383/ L +9.2 ct | |
| Germany | €2.348/ L −0.9 ct | €2.457/ L +3.1 ct | |
| Finland | €2.364/ L +4.7 ct | €2.555/ L +5.0 ct | |
| Netherlands | €2.449/ L +1.5 ct | €2.579/ L +8.5 ct | |
| Denmark | €2.618/ L +5.4 ct | €2.555/ L +5.3 ct | |
| EU average | €2.092/ L +2.9 ct | €2.226/ L +6.7 ct |
Two years, week by week
Pick a country to set it against the EU average.
- Petrol 95
- Diesel
EU average: petrol 95 €2.092 and diesel €2.226 a litre in the week of 21 September 2026, against €1.622 and €1.506 in the week of 23 September 2024.
Before you compare
How to read these numbers
- One average per country. Each government reports its national average to the Commission, which publishes all of them once a week. It is not the price at any one station: on a motorway it is usually higher, at a supermarket forecourt often lower.
- Taxes included. Most of the gap between two countries is duty and VAT, not the fuel itself. Why fuel prices differ across European borders explains how.
- Euros per litre everywhere. Countries outside the euro area report in their own currency; the Commission converts them, and the converted figure is the one shown here.
- A gap is a gap. A week with no published figure for a country leaves the line empty. Nothing is estimated or carried over.
National averages for France, Spain, Italy, Russia and the US, updated more often
Source
Where these figures come from
European Commission, Weekly Oil Bulletin: consumer prices of petroleum products including duties and taxes, Euro-super 95 and automotive gas oil, published in euros per 1000 litres. Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. Refuelia divides the Commission’s figures by 1000 and works out the weekly changes; nothing else is altered. History before this page began comes from the Commission’s own price-history file; each new bulletin is added within about six hours of this site next reading it.