Fuel prices in Europe: the cost of petrol and diesel in Europe

Fuel prices in Europe: the cost of petrol and diesel in Europe

The chart is updated about once every 2 months. Most recent update July 5th 2011. The data is collected from various sources, some from official government websites, some from fuel companies' sites, and some from price comparison sites in the respective countries.

To make comparisons easier this chart shows all petrol and diesel prices in Euros. But payment must be made in local currency for countries not using Euros. United Kingdom prices are also in Euros to help you compare and are at the foot of the table.

The prices for petrol relate to the average for 95 octane fuel. Remember that fuel is usually dearest on motorways and cheapest in supermarkets. Supermarket petrol stations are often closed on Sundays, bank holidays and during the late evening and night. Although they often have automatic pumps they rarely work with UK credit cards, although most accept bank notes. Make sure you keep your tank topped up outside working hours unless on motorways, where fuel is always available.

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Since the last update in May prices have fallen everywhere, generally by between 5 and 10%. Norway is by far the most expensive country for both petrol at 1.82 euros and diesel at 1.72. Next come Denmark, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands and Germany, although diesel is cheap in the Netherlands at 1.27 euros. Estonia is the cheapest place to fill up in Europe, while of the more visited countries Luxembourg remains good value, closely followed by Spain and Switzerland. The UK is about average for petrol but only Norway is dearer for diesel.