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Refuel for Less than 2 Euros a Litre: the Communities of Spain Where Fuel Is Cheaper

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The citizens of Spain continue to face the impact of the conflict in the Middle East, the closure of the Strait of Ormuz and the Houtí attacks on refineries in the Gulf region.Both gasoline and diesel exceed 2 euros per litre in many parts of Spain, which generates every day concern in drivers who use the vehicle daily.The data are clear, the liter of diesel A already accumulates 16 consecutive days of increase with an average price of 1,942 eur…

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The crisis in the Middle East continues to wreak havoc on European economies. Especially ours. Following Trump’s refusal to the Iranian proposal on the opening of the Strait of Ormuz, those products that have to pass through this area, which is at war, are becoming so enraged that it is ... Continue reading "Spanish drivers with gasoline or diesel vehicles are urged to fill the deposits by Thursday"

·Madrid, Spain
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On Thursday, October 1, 2026, an increase of several cents is planned at the gas stations in Spain. Unless the Council of Ministers changes everything. Explanations.

·Rennes, France
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The citizens of Spain continue to face the impact of the conflict in the Middle East, the closure of the Strait of Ormuz and the Houtí attacks on refineries in the Gulf region.Both gasoline and diesel exceed 2 euros per litre in many parts of Spain, which generates every day concern in drivers who use the vehicle daily.The data are clear, the liter of diesel A already accumulates 16 consecutive days of increase with an average price of 1,942 eur…

·Madrid, Spain
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Three fuels are approaching the 2 euros and one follows about 1.10: the LPG resists the rise. Faced with the unstoppable rise in fuel prices in Spain, an option is imposed as the most economical without resorting to electricity. We talk about LPG cars, which keep a price much lower than diesel, gasoline and CNG. It is to take a look at the average prices at Spanish gas stations and feel like crying. Fuels continue at very high prices, with gasol…

The average fuel prices fell this Monday, but they remain well above the values recorded before the conflict in the Middle East, staying above 2 euros per litre. Therefore, choosing the fuel station in which it supplies can make a significant difference at the end of the month. We went to consult the data disclosed by the [...] The post In these stations can still supply for less than 2 euros the litre appeared first in Automobile Reason.

The Price of Fuel Has Risen by 30% in Tarragona "Look, How Outrageous. It Keeps Going up". Rosa Maria Miret Is Walking with a Friend Along Torres Jordi Street and They Both Stop in Front of the Repsol Gas Station to Look at the Prices of Fuel. 95 Petrol at This Station Exceeds the Barrier of Two Euros per Litre, a Figure that Exemplifies the Escalation of Recent Months. According to the Price History Provided by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, Fuels Have Risen by Around 30% Since the Beginning of the Year. Petrol Has Gone From an Average of 1.48 Euros in January to 1.88 in September, a 27% Increase; While Diesel Has Risen by 33.1%, From 1.39 to 1.85 Euros. September Thus Marks the Maximum of 2026 in Both Cases. The Evolution Has Not Been Linear. In March, a First Peak Was Recorded Following the Outbreak of the War in Iran, with an Average of 1.65 Euros per Liter of Gasoline and 1.75 for Diesel. Then, Fuels Fell to the Lows of June, when They Stood at 1.47 and 1.54 Euros, Respectively. Since Then, However, the Rise Has Been Continuous: Gasoline Rose to 1.58 Euros in July, 1.71 in August and 1.88 in September. On the Other Hand, Diesel, From 1.62 to 1.82 and, Finally, 1.85 Euros. In Just Three Months, Therefore, the Increases Have Been 27.9% and 20.1%. The Increase in Prices Is Mainly Due to the Impact of the War in the Middle East on Energy Markets and the Uncertainty over the Supply of Crude Oil, Especially Due to Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The Spanish Government Had Tried to Mitigate This Impact in March with the Comprehensive Plan for Responding to the Crisis in the Middle East, Which Included a Temporary Reduction in Fuel Taxes. On June 29, However, the Gradual Withdrawal of This Reduction Was Established During the Summer, Until Its Disappearance at the End of September. Tomorrow, the Council of Ministers Plans to Approve a New Package of Measures, Although the Executive Has Not yet Announced Its Content. On the Street, Meanwhile, the Increase in Prices Is Already Affecting the Lives of Citizens. "It Is Causing Problems at an Economic Level," Said Miret, Who Has Had to Cut Other Expenses. "Since I Retired, I Have Been Taking Trips, but Now You Can only Afford One a Year," He Pointed Out. In His Case, He Needs a Vehicle to Travel From Montblanc, Especially when Public Transport Does Not Allow Him to Get to the Doctor on Time or Do Other Things. "Between Gasoline, Insurance, food... Everything Is Going up," He Said. Between January and September: "It Keeps Going up."

The tension in the energy markets continues to escalate and places gasoline at 1.88 euros on average, with stations above two euros

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