Gasoline Prices in the EU

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Compare gasoline prices across the European Union with this table, sorted by price and converted to US dollars per gallon for easy comparison with American fuel costs.

📅 Last updated: April 03, 2026 · Data from: March 30, 2026 · Source: European Commission Oil Bulletin. Updated every Thursday.

EU Gasoline Prices – Sorted by Price (Highest to Lowest)

Country	Price (€/L)	Price ($/gal)
Netherlands	€2.33	$10.32
Denmark	€2.23	$9.88
Germany	€2.13	$9.43
Finland	€2.05	$9.08
Greece	€2.05	$9.08
France	€2.01	$8.90
Ireland	€1.96	$8.68
Portugal	€1.92	$8.50
Austria	€1.88	$8.33
Latvia	€1.87	$8.28
Belgium	€1.85	$8.19
Romania	€1.84	$8.15
Lithuania	€1.74	$7.71
Estonia	€1.73	$7.66
Italy	€1.73	$7.66
Sweden	€1.71	$7.57
Luxembourg	€1.70	$7.53
Czechia	€1.69	$7.48
Croatia	€1.68	$7.44
Poland	€1.68	$7.44
Cyprus	€1.58	$7.00
Slovakia	€1.58	$7.00
Spain	€1.56	$6.91
Hungary	€1.54	$6.82
Slovenia	€1.51	$6.69
Bulgaria	€1.44	$6.38
Malta	€1.34	$5.93

Euro-Super 95 (Gasoline/Fuel) prices in the 27 EU Countries. Source: European Commission.

Fuel Prices in Europe Maps

Static Map: Gasoline Prices in the EU

The European gasoline price map reveals a stark geographic divide, with Northern and Western Europe experiencing the highest costs, while Southern and Eastern Europe enjoy relatively lower prices. The Netherlands tops the list at €2.33 per liter, reflecting the broader trend of high fuel costs in the region. This pricing disparity is exacerbated by geopolitical tensions, such as the ongoing conflict in Iran, which has disrupted global oil supplies and driven up costs across Europe.

• Highest Price: The Netherlands at €2.33/L, driven by high taxes and regional supply constraints.
• Lowest Price: Malta at €1.34/L, benefiting from strategic import policies and lower taxes.
• Geopolitical Impact: The Iran war has significantly influenced prices, especially in countries heavily reliant on imported oil.

Interactive Map: Gasoline Prices in the EU

Click on any EU country on the map below to view gasoline prices per liter (EUR) and per gallon (USD):

European gasoline prices are notably higher than those in the United States, where the average cost hovers around €3.50 per gallon. This discrepancy is largely due to higher taxes and import costs in Europe. The following tiers categorize EU countries based on their gasoline prices per gallon:

Above €7.50/gal

• Netherlands: €2.33/L (€8.82/gal)
• Denmark: €2.23/L (€8.44/gal)

€7.00–7.49/gal

• Germany: €2.13/L (€8.06/gal)
• Finland: €2.05/L (€7.76/gal)
• Greece: €2.05/L (€7.76/gal)
• France: €2.01/L (€7.61/gal)

€6.50–6.99/gal

• Ireland: €1.96/L (€7.42/gal)
• Portugal: €1.92/L (€7.26/gal)
• Austria: €1.88/L (€7.11/gal)
• Latvia: €1.87/L (€7.08/gal)
• Belgium: €1.85/L (€7.01/gal)

€6.00–6.49/gal

• Romania: €1.84/L (€6.97/gal)
• Lithuania: €1.74/L (€6.60/gal)
• Estonia: €1.73/L (€6.56/gal)
• Italy: €1.73/L (€6.56/gal)
• Sweden: €1.71/L (€6.48/gal)
• Luxembourg: €1.70/L (€6.44/gal)
• Czechia: €1.69/L (€6.40/gal)

Below €6.00/gal

• Croatia: €1.68/L (€6.36/gal)
• Poland: €1.68/L (€6.36/gal)
• Cyprus: €1.58/L (€5.98/gal)
• Slovakia: €1.58/L (€5.98/gal)
• Spain: €1.56/L (€5.90/gal)
• Hungary: €1.54/L (€5.82/gal)
• Slovenia: €1.51/L (€5.71/gal)
• Bulgaria: €1.44/L (€5.45/gal)
• Malta: €1.34/L (€5.08/gal)

The range of prices from Malta’s €5.08 per gallon to the Netherlands’ €8.82 per gallon highlights the significant variation in fuel costs across Europe, influenced by factors such as taxation and import dependencies.

EU-Average Gasoline Price Trends

Over the past year, European gasoline prices have exhibited a notable upward trend, with a 13.70% year-on-year increase. This surge is primarily attributed to the geopolitical instability stemming from the Iran war, which has severely disrupted oil supply chains. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has particularly impacted European refineries, leading to reduced output and higher costs. Additionally, the weaker Euro against the US dollar has exacerbated import expenses, further inflating prices.

• Range: Prices have fluctuated between €1.590/L and €1.893/L over the past year.
• Momentum: A 12-week increase of 15.43% indicates strong upward pressure.
• Volatility: Weekly fluctuations, such as the recent -1.11% change, reflect ongoing market instability.

These dynamics underscore the complex interplay of geopolitical events, market decisions by OPEC+, and currency fluctuations in shaping Europe’s fuel costs. Data sourced from the European Commission Oil Bulletin.

Historical Maps: 2017 and 2021

In December 2017, the average gasoline price in Europe was $1.42 per liter. Western European countries like Norway ($1.86) and Italy ($1.84) had the highest prices, while Eastern European nations such as Belarus ($0.64) and Russia ($0.70) experienced significantly lower costs.

By March 2021, the average price had risen to €1.36 per liter. Western Europe continued to see higher prices, with the Netherlands (€1.72) and Greece (€1.57) among the most expensive, while Eastern Europe maintained lower prices, with Bulgaria (€0.95) and Poland (€1.09) at the lower end.

The data reflects a steady increase in fuel prices across Europe over these four years, particularly in Western Europe.