Petrol Prices in Spain Today
Live average fuel prices across all 11437 filling stations in Spain that publish a price, from official government data updated every 30 minutes. Spain sells fuel by the litre — multiply by 3.785 for a US gallon equivalent.
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Today's average prices by fuel
Unleaded 95 (Gasolina 95 E5) — the standard petrol most cars take — averages €1.782 per litre, ranging from €1.259 to €2.199 across 10902 stations.
Unleaded 98 (Gasolina 98) averages €1.945 per litre and is sold at 5502 stations.
Diesel (Gasóleo A) averages €1.771 per litre across 11249 stations.
LPG autogas (GLP) averages €1.083 per litre, but only 995 stations sell it — worth planning around if you drive an LPG conversion.
Where fuel is cheapest and most expensive
Palmas (las) has the cheapest average unleaded in Spain at €1.430 per litre; Balears (illes) the most expensive at €1.893. That is a difference of €0.463 a litre for exactly the same fuel.
As a rule, island and mountain provinces pay more because of transport costs, motorway service stations charge a premium over the same brand in town, and the low-cost unattended chains sit well below the national average.
How Spanish fuel prices are set
Prices are made up of the product cost, a fixed excise duty (Impuesto sobre Hidrocarburos) and 21% VAT. Because tax is the biggest single component and is set nationally, most of the variation you see between stations is retailer margin — which is exactly what comparison is for.
Every station in Spain is legally required to report its prices to the Ministry for Ecological Transition, which publishes them as open data. That is the feed behind every number on this site, and it refreshes about every 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What are petrol prices in Spain today?
Unleaded 95 averages €1.782 per litre today across 10902 stations, ranging from €1.259 to €2.199.
How much is diesel in Spain today?
Diesel (Gasóleo A) averages €1.771 per litre, from €1.409 to €2.249.
Is fuel cheaper in Spain than in the UK?
Generally yes. Spanish fuel duty is lower than UK duty, so pump prices are usually below UK levels, though the gap moves with exchange rates and crude prices. Compare the live figure above rather than relying on a rule of thumb.
How often do Spanish fuel prices change?
Stations can change prices daily, and many do. The official government feed behind this page refreshes roughly every 30 minutes.
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