The official new fuel prices in Slovenia take effect on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, at 00:00. The government set the maximum retail prices on Monday, 9 November, and both fuels are cheaper.
New maximum prices
- Eurosuper 95: new price 1.506 EUR/l (change -0.12 EUR)
- Diesel: new price 1.848 EUR/l (change -0.10 EUR)
Petrol is therefore 12 cents cheaper per litre and diesel 10 cents cheaper. According to official data, petrol and diesel will be at their lowest since March. Excise duties remain unchanged.
Exemptions and regulation
Biocomponents continue to be excluded from the calculation of the purchase price, and neither the CO2 environmental levy nor the energy efficiency contribution is charged. Without these exemptions and regulation, the ministry estimates that 95-octane petrol would cost around 1.734 EUR/l and diesel around 2.130 EUR/l.
What affects the price
Prices are calculated from seven-day averages of world market prices and the dollar-to-euro exchange rate. Brent crude fell below 100 dollars a barrel on expectations of progress in talks between the US and Iran and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
In Slovenia, petrol and diesel prices are regulated every week. The decision is made on Monday, and the new prices apply from midnight on Tuesday. You can follow current prices and trends on the page fuel prices in Slovenia.
