EU fuel price details from Whitsun period. - Drivers in North Rhine-Westphalia need to be aware of certain aspects when refueling in other countries.
From North Rhine-Westphalia's standpoint, it can sometimes be pricier on the other side of the border, as revealed by the EU Commission's recent fuel price report. Take a look at the following comparisons:
- In the Netherlands, petrol is 19 cents more expensive and diesel is nearly 10 cents pricier.
- In France, both super and diesel are costlier - super by about 5 cents per liter, and diesel by approximately 7 cents.
- However, in Belgium, super is 13 cents cheaper, but diesel is 8 cents more expensive.
- In Luxembourg, the situation is quite favorable. Fuel prices here are considerably lower than in North Rhine-Westphalia; petrol is 26 cents less expensive, while diesel is 18 cents cheaper.
Petrol prices are generally lower in south-eastern Europe as well:
- In Slovenia, a liter of super costs 30 cents less, while diesel is 11 cents cheaper.
- In Croatia, super is 26 cents cheaper, and diesel is 7 cents less expensive.
- It's also worth considering filling up in Austria, where petrol is 22 cents cheaper and diesel is approximately 5 cents cheaper.
Despite what the EU Commission doesn't report, data from the Touring Club Switzerland (as of May 2) shows that petrol is around 3 cents more expensive in Switzerland, while diesel is approximately 31 cents costlier.
In Italy, petrol prices are only slightly higher (by 3 cents), while diesel is significantly more costly, around 11 cents.
These price discrepancies, excluding Switzerland, are based on data from the EU Commission's most recent report (May 6).
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Source: symclub.org
