Last updated 09.10.2026
Today’s fuel prices in Slovenia are:
| GORIVO | CIJENA | PROMJENA |
|---|---|---|
| Dizel | 1,94 EUR | ↓ 8,90 centa |
| Dizel Premium | 2,28 EUR | ↓ 11,90 centa |
| Benzin NMB-95 | 1,78 EUR | ↑ 0,60 centa |
| Benzin NMB-100 | 2,13 EUR | ↓ 0,30 centa |
| Autoplin | 0,99 EUR | 0,00 centa |
| Lož ulje | 1,55 EUR | ↓ 8,10 centa |
Find the cheapest fuel prices in Slovenia
Fuel prices in Slovenia change every 14 days in line with ministry regulations. Below you can see the cheapest fuel prices by petrol station. To see where it’s cheapest to fill up in Slovenia, choose a town and a fuel.
If you fill up with petrol, you’ll find the cheapest prices at these petrol stations:
- NMB-95 petrol at LOGO BENCINSKI SERVISI d.o.o., Grosuplje, at a price of 11.04 HRK / 1.47 EUR
- NMB-100 petrol at LOGO BENCINSKI SERVISI d.o.o., Brezovica pri Ljubljani, at a price of 15.70 HRK / 2.08 EUR
If you fill up with diesel, the best value is at the URMA d.o.o. petrol station in Dekani, where you’ll pay 8.94 HRK / 1.19 EUR per litre.
Premium diesel in Slovenia is cheapest at TehnoSTOR, Pesnica pri Mariboru, at a price of 13.21 HRK / 1.75 EUR.
As for LPG, it’s best value at Istrabenz Plini, Celje, where you’ll pay 5.95 HRK / 0.79 EUR per litre. Heating oil is cheapest at the URMA d.o.o. petrol station in Dekani, at a price of 7.16 HRK / 0.95 EUR.
Fuel prices by town
Interested in how prices are moving in individual Slovenian towns? Choose a town or municipality and check the prices!
Fuel prices in Slovenia – frequently asked questions
As in Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro, prices in Slovenia generally change every 14 days.
The retail price of petroleum products in Slovenia is made up of: the selling price excluding taxes, the environmental charge for air pollution from carbon dioxide emissions (CO2 tax), the energy efficiency contribution (URE contribution), the contribution to support electricity generation from high-efficiency cogeneration and renewable energy sources (OVE+SPTE contribution), excise duty and value added tax (VAT), which is charged on all the previous items.
Petrol and diesel prices at petrol stations on motorways are calculated based on movements in petroleum product prices on the world market and the US dollar exchange rate against the euro.
Fuel prices in Slovenia are generally higher on motorways, but petrol stations on motorways and expressways set their own prices.
According to current information, there are more than 500 petrol stations in Slovenia.
There are currently 15 different oil companies operating in Slovenia: U SMOL Slovenija, BS Demol, Petrol d.d., DISCONT OIL, MOL & INA, M-Energija, Shell Adria, EKO-NAFTA, Tehnostor, FE-Trading, Agas, Logo bencinski servisi, West Oil, Mini marketing d.o.o and Panvita kmetijstvo.
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