economy
April 2, 2026
DETAILED FUEL PRICE LIST! Here's where fuel is most expensive and cheapest in Europe
According to official data from the Croatian Automobile Club (HAK) on average fuel prices in Europe, there are significant differences between countries regarding eurosuper 95 and eurodiesel. Croatia is in the middle of the European fuel price scale, which the government has capped at 1.62 euros per liter for eurosuper 95 and 1.73 euros per liter for eurodiesel.
TL;DR
- Fuel prices vary significantly across Europe, with major differences between countries for eurosuper 95 and eurodiesel.
- Croatia's fuel prices are capped by the government at 1.62 euros/liter for eurosuper 95 and 1.73 euros/liter for eurodiesel, placing it in the middle of the European scale.
- The Netherlands has the most expensive fuel at 2.347 euros/liter for gasoline and 2.475 euros/liter for diesel.
- Malta has the cheapest fuel, with gasoline at 1.34 euros/liter and diesel at 1.21 euros/liter.
- There are warnings of potential upcoming shortages of certain fuels, especially kerosene and diesel, which are already being seen in Asia and are expected to affect Europe in April or May.