At most gas stations in Croatia, the price of a liter of regular gasoline eurosuper 95 from Tuesday is 13.50 kuna, which is the same as in the past two weeks, as is the price of regular eurodiesel – 13.08 kuna, while premium or additive fuels are significantly more expensive.
According to data from the fuel price search engine of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, the price of regular eurosuper 95 at the gas stations of Ina, Petrol, Crodux, Tifon, and some other distributors from Tuesday, excluding stations on highways, remains the same as in the past two weeks – 13.50 kuna.
The price of regular eurodiesel has also not changed, which at most stations today also stands at 13.08 kuna.
The government yesterday fixed the maximum retail prices at gas stations that are not located on highways. The government regulation, which applies to 94 percent of stations, will be valid for two weeks.
The price fixing does not apply to premium fuels.
The search engine for cheaper fuel from the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development showed that Ina from Tuesday sells a liter of gasoline eurosuper 100 for 15.66 kuna, up from 15.09 kuna. Ina eurodiesel class plus is now sold for 16.06 kuna, up from 14.57 kuna. Ina eurosuper 95 class plus is sold from today for 15.15 kuna, up from 14.58 kuna.
