- Price table for gasoline AI-95 in Europe
- Gas stations and their features
- Note to the car enthusiast
- Automation or seller
Independent travel around the world, which is common for tourists from most European countries, is becoming an increasingly popular vacation option among Russian tourists. Our compatriots, realizing the delights of a comfortable individual vacation, no longer want to depend on the circumstances associated with the organization of group excursions, on the schedule of public transport and want to see the world in accordance with their own plans and wishes. In this difficult business, car rental firms, whose services are increasingly used by tourists in the Old World, are helping. And therefore, road travel enthusiasts are interested not only in the opportunity to rent a car at a reasonable price, but also in the costs associated with its operation throughout the planned route, including the cost of gasoline in Europe, because a well-planned travel budget accounts for more than half of its success. !
RON 95 gasoline price table in Europe - updated on September 20, 2018
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Austria
1.31 EUR
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Azerbaijan
0.77 EUR
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Albania
1.42 EUR
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Andorra
1.25 EUR
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Armenia
0.84 EUR
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Belarus
0.57 EUR
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Belgium
1.53 EUR
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Bulgaria
1.16 EUR
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
1.18 EUR
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United Kingdom
1.43 EUR
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Hungary
1.25 EUR
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Germany
1.48 EUR
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Greece
1.65 EUR
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Georgia
0.84 EUR
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Denmark
1.55 EUR
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Ireland
1.49 EUR
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Iceland
1.77 EUR
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Spain
1.34 EUR
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Italy
1.64 EUR
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Cyprus
1.32 EUR
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Latvia
1.30 EUR
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Lithuania
1.21 EUR
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Luxembourg
1.28 EUR
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Macedonia
1.17 EUR
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Malta
1.36 EUR
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Moldavia
0.98 EUR
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Netherlands
1.79 EUR
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Norway
1.74 EUR
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Poland
1.18 EUR
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Portugal
1.70 EUR
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Russia
0.57 EUR
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Romania
1.18 EUR
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Serbia
1.30 EUR
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Slovakia
1.36 EUR
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Slovenia
1.35 EUR
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Turkey
0.89 EUR
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Ukraine
0.94 EUR
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Finland
1.59 EUR
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France
1.57 EUR
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Croatia
1.40 EUR
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Montenegro
1.38 EUR
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Czech
1.29 EUR
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Switzerland
1.44 EUR
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Sweden
1.53 EUR
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Estonia
1.34 EUR
Gas stations and their features
The most favorable environment with gas stations and their availability is in Germany. A 24-hour gas station can be found in almost every village, and they accept such gas stations and cards and cash.
France cannot boast that many gas stations, and if you are planning to turn off the expressway, it is best to ensure that the tank is full. Firstly, there are significantly fewer gas stations in the province, and secondly, in the evening and at night, as well as on weekends, they are simply closed.
Italians prefer cash at small gas stations, and at automatic ones there is often a problem with change. The electronic cashier may refuse to issue it.
The Spaniards are ahead of the rest of the world in terms of the level of service at gas stations. At the gas station you can not only buy water, hygiene products and toys, but also have a tasty and inexpensive lunch.
The main feature of the filling stations of the Old World is high-quality fuel. Despite the fact that the cost of gasoline in Europe may differ depending on the region, its quality will always be at a decent height.
Note to the car enthusiast
- Pay special attention to the labeling of dispensers at gas stations in Italy. Generally accepted numerical indications such as gasoline or diesel are usually there, but in very small print.
- The cheapest fuel among neighboring countries is in Luxembourg, and therefore it is more profitable to refuel there if your route is in France, Belgium or Germany in the area of this small duchy.
- The cost of gasoline in Germany can change not only during the week, for example, but also during the day. The cheapest fuel in this country is on Sunday and Monday afternoon. The most disadvantageous will seem to be refueling in Germany on Friday evening and in the morning on the first day of the working week.
- The cost of gasoline in Europe, even within one country, can differ by 10-20 euro cents per liter. Gasoline and diesel are usually more expensive at gas stations along major highways, but at gas stations near shopping centers and outlets, the price is usually lower. But queues in such places can take a lot of precious time.
Automation or seller
The large number of automatic gas stations on European highways can be a bit confusing at first for the novice car traveler. In fact, using such dispensers is quite simple.
On the screen, you should select the language of communication. English is always present there, even if you are traveling in Scandinavia or the Italian south. Then it is important to follow the instructions on the terminal and swipe the card over the reader. Only by choosing the type of fuel, you can insert the gun into the tank and start filling the gasoline.
For a short time, the maximum amount is blocked on the card, for which any possible displacement of a car tank can be refilled. After the end of refueling, unnecessarily blocked funds become available again. The last point should be borne in mind and have at least 100-120 euros on the card, depending on the country.
