Fuel prices at filling stations in the Czech Republic have turned to growth

Commercial presentation Update: 28/03/2024 07:24
Issued by: 28/03/2024, 07:24

Prague – Fuel prices at gas stations in the Czech Republic have turned to increase. The average price of the best-selling Natural 95 gasoline in the past week rose by 24 pennies to 38.64 crowns per liter, diesel cost an average of 38.53 CZK/l on Wednesday, which was 12 pennies more expensive than a week ago. This is according to data from CCS, which tracks prices.

Fuel prices in the Czech Republic rose at the beginning of this year, by the end of February they rose by almost three crowns on average. They have stagnated or fallen slightly during March. Compared to the same period last year, Natural 95 is currently 1.71 crowns more expensive per liter than a year ago, and the price of diesel is almost 3.50 CZK/l higher year-on-year.

In a comparison of regions, fuel continues to be sold the cheapest in the Ústí Region. A liter of gasoline there costs on average 38.08 crowns and diesel 37.94 CZK. Long-term motorists pay the most in Prague, where Natural 95 is now on average CZK 39.51/l and diesel at CZK 39.45/l.

Average fuel prices in the Czech Republic as of March 27, 2024 (in CZK/l):

Region	Natural 95	Oil
CR	38.64	38.53
Prague	39.51	39.45
Central Bohemia	38.99	38.87
South Bohemian	38.21	38.10
Pilsen	38.84	38.81
Karlovy Vary	38.64	38.50
Ústí	38.08	37.94
Liberecký	38.40	38.27
Královéhradecky	38.34	38.12
Pardubice	38.42	38.23
Highlands	38.97	38.89
South Moravian	38.96	38.87
Olomouc	38.86	38.81
Zlínský	38,36	38.21
Moravian-Silesian	38.40	38,41