At most gas stations in Croatia, the price of a liter of regular gasoline eurosuper 95 will be 12.62 kuna starting Tuesday, which is 26 lipa higher than the previous day when it was 12.36 kuna per liter, while the price of a liter of regular eurodiesel has increased by 24 lipa, and premium fuel prices have also risen.
According to data from the fuel price search engine of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development and the portal cijenegoriva.info, the price of regular eurosuper 95 at the gas stations of Ina, Petrol, Crodux, Tifon, Lukoil, and several other distributors is 12.62 kuna from Tuesday.
The increase in the price of regular eurodiesel is slightly smaller, which now costs 13.28 kuna at most stations, compared to 13.04 kuna the day before.
The portal cijenegoriva.info reported that the average tank of gasoline is now 13 kuna more expensive since midnight, while diesel is 12 kuna more expensive.
The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development’s cheaper fuel search engine showed that from Tuesday, Ina sells a liter of eurosuper 100 for 14.10 kuna, up from 13.84 kuna.
The price of a liter of eurodiesel class plus is now 14.64 kuna, up from 14.40 kuna.
Ina’s eurosuper 95 class plus is now sold for 13.59 kuna, compared to 13.33 kuna per liter.
Crodux is now asking 14.15 kuna for a liter of eurosuper 100, up from 13.89 kuna, and a similar increase is noted for Q Max eurosuper 100 at Petrol stations. The « hundred » at Tifon costs 14.29 kuna, up from 14.09 kuna.
At Tifon, premium eurodiesel costs 14.79 kuna, up from 14.69 kuna, while Crodux sells its eurodiesel maxpower for 14.69 kuna, up from 14.45 kuna. Petrol also sells its Q Max eurodiesel for 14.69 kuna, the same as the previous price of 14.45 kuna per liter.
