Bensin 95 (E10)
838 Stations with a price
17.89
17.89 kr/L
Lowest list price
avg price
−0.00
Official list prices (listpris) published each morning by the fuel chains. This is the national reference price before local station discounts — not a station-level price.
| Chain | Bensin 95 | Diesel |
|---|---|---|
| Circle K | 17.89Valid from 2026-09-03 | 21.69Valid from 2026-09-04 |
| Preem | 17.89Valid from 2026-09-03 | 21.69Valid from 2026-09-04 |
| St1 | not published | not published |
| OKQ8 | not published | not published |
| Ingo | not published | not published |
Chains that do not publish a public list price are shown as “not published”. Pump prices at individual stations are usually 0.5–1.5 kr below the list price.
One line per fuel: the list price in force on each day. Before 3 September 2026 only Preem published a machine-readable history, so the older part of both lines is the Preem series. From 2008 to 2021 “Bensin 95” was the 95-octane petrol of the day; E10 replaced it in August 2021.
Week of Mon 31 Aug 2026 · actual pump average reported by Sweden to the European Commission. Full history since 2005
List price is the price a chain announces for the day at its own stations before local competition discounts; it moves daily and is the earliest public signal of a price change. Pump average (weekly, from the EU Oil Bulletin) is what drivers actually paid. The gap between the two is the market discount. Prices are collected every morning at 07:30 CET and again at 12:30 CET; the euro conversion uses the European Central Bank reference rate of 2026-09-04.
Circle K and Preem publish a list price. St1 shows its prices only after the page has loaded, from a source that is not public, and OKQ8 and Ingo do not publish one at all — so those chains are marked “not published” rather than estimated.
No. Stations discount below the list price to match local competition, usually by 0.5 to 1.5 kr per litre. The list price is the ceiling and the earliest public sign that prices are moving; the weekly EU Oil Bulletin figure on this page is what drivers actually paid.
Each chain sets its own list price and can move it on its own day. In practice the Swedish chains follow one another closely and publish the same figure on most days; when they differ, this page shows the range rather than averaging the difference away.
Whenever a chain decides to move it — often several times a month, sometimes on consecutive days. A new price is announced in the morning and applies the same day. This page reads the chains at 07:30 and again at 12:30 Swedish time.
It is Swedish for “valid from”: the day the listed price came into force. Petrol and diesel are announced separately, so the two fuels can carry different valid-from dates — which is why every price on this page is dated under the figure it belongs to.
Divide the price in kronor by the euro exchange rate. This page uses the European Central Bank reference rate, the same rate as the rest of fuel-prices.eu: 11.1005 kronor to the euro on 2026-09-04. The €/L button converts every figure on the page at once.
From the chains themselves: the price pages Circle K and Preem publish for their business customers. The Preem series back to 1 September 2008 comes from the spreadsheet Preem publishes alongside it. The weekly pump average is the figure Sweden reports to the European Commission.
ECB reference rate of 2026-09-04: 1 € = 11.1005 kr · Circle K · Preem