According to the information currently available to us, fuel prices in Croatia could be lower from Tuesday, 17 November. These are unofficial calculations, under which petrol, diesel and blue diesel would become six cents per litre cheaper.
Possible new prices
According to the unofficial calculations, prices would change as follows:
- Eurosuper 95: 1.61 EUR/l -> 1.55 EUR/l (-0.06 EUR)
- Diesel: 1.85 EUR/l -> 1.79 EUR/l (-0.06 EUR)
- Blue diesel: 1.38 EUR/l -> 1.32 EUR/l (-0.06 EUR)
All prices are given in euros per litre.
What is still unknown
The amounts above have not been officially confirmed and are only calculations. The final prices will depend on whether the Government intervenes again on Monday, 16 November, and to what extent.
Fuel prices in Croatia are set once a week. The Government determines the maximum retail prices for Eurosuper 95 and diesel, and the decision is made on a Monday, the day before the new prices take effect. New prices generally come into force at midnight (00:00) on Tuesday.
If the calculations are confirmed, drivers at petrol stations would pay 1.55 EUR for a litre of Eurosuper 95 and 1.79 EUR for a litre of diesel. Blue diesel would cost 1.32 EUR per litre.
You can follow current fuel prices and a comparison by fuel type on nafta.hr, where we will also publish the final prices as soon as they are known.
