According to the information currently available to us, diesel will become more expensive at petrol stations in Croatia from Tuesday, 3 November 2026, while the price of Eurosuper 95 will remain the same. The figures have not yet been officially confirmed.
New prices by fuel
- Eurosuper 95: 1.69 EUR/l → 1.69 EUR/l (no change)
- Eurodiesel: 1.88 EUR/l → 1.89 EUR/l (+0.01 EUR)
- Blue diesel: 1.44 EUR/l → 1.45 EUR/l (+0.01 EUR)
The price of Eurosuper 95 petrol therefore stays at 1.69 EUR per litre. Eurodiesel rises by one cent to 1.89 EUR per litre, and blue diesel goes up by the same amount to 1.45 EUR per litre.
How long the new prices apply
According to the available information, the new prices apply from Tuesday, unless the Government intervenes further. Until the figures are confirmed, we advise caution, as changes are possible.
How prices are set
Fuel prices in Croatia are set every week. The Government prescribes maximum retail prices for Eurosuper 95 and diesel, and the decision is made on Monday, the day before the new prices begin to apply. They take effect on Tuesday at midnight (00:00).
If the unofficial information is confirmed, the difference at the till will be small: for a typical 50-litre diesel fill-up, it amounts to an extra 0.50 EUR. Petrol drivers will not notice any change compared with the previous prices.
You can follow current fuel prices in Croatia at nafta.hr, and we will update this post as soon as official confirmation arrives.
