Euro 95 (RON 95) is the standard unleaded gasoline across Europe.
In US terms ≈ mid-grade / low-premium (90–91 AKI). Europe uses RON octane; US uses AKI, which is 4–6 points lower for the same fuel.
→ Full fuel grades & octane guide| Date | Country ↕ | Euro 95 (€/L) ↕ ? What is Euro 95? Euro 95 (RON 95) is the standard unleaded gasoline across Europe. In US terms ≈ mid-grade / low-premium (90–91 AKI). Europe uses RON octane; US uses AKI, which is 4–6 points lower for the same fuel. → Full fuel grades & octane guide |
Diesel (€/L) ↕ | Euro 95 (Local) | Diesel (Local) |
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Malta €1.340
Netherlands €2.363
Spain 32.2% Malta 56.3% Malta €1.210 Netherlands €2.585 Spain 27.3% Malta 54.3%The gap between the cheapest and most expensive EU country over time. A wider band means greater price divergence across member states.
European Fuel Prices – Current Data Summary
Last updated: · Source: European Commission Oil Bulletin · 27 EU member states
Current EU Fuel Prices (2026)
As of April 13, 2026, the average price of Euro 95 petrol across all 27 EU member states is €1.784 per liter and the average price of diesel is €2.021 per liter. The price spread between the cheapest and most expensive EU countries is €0.976 per liter for petrol.
Cheapest Fuel Prices in Europe (2026)
The EU country with the cheapest Euro 95 petrol as of April 13, 2026 is Malta at €1.340 per liter. The country with the cheapest diesel is Malta at €1.210 per liter. Lower fuel prices in Eastern Europe are primarily due to lower excise duty rates.
Most Expensive Fuel Prices in Europe (2026)
The EU country with the most expensive Euro 95 petrol is Netherlands at €2.316 per liter. The most expensive diesel is in Netherlands at €2.469 per liter. Higher prices in these countries reflect higher excise duties and VAT rates.
About This Data
fuel-prices.eu tracks Euro 95 petrol and diesel prices across all 27 EU member states with weekly data going back to January 2005 — over 20 years of historical fuel price data. Prices are sourced from the European Commission's Weekly Oil Bulletin, which collects national average consumer prices (including all taxes) from official authorities in each member state. Data is available for download in CSV, JSON, and PDF formats.