The official new fuel prices in Croatia apply from Tuesday, 27 October 2026, and remain valid for seven days. The changes go in different directions: petrol gets cheaper, while diesel and blue diesel rise slightly.
New maximum prices per litre
- Eurosuper 95: from 1.73 to 1.69 EUR (a decrease of 0.04 EUR)
- Diesel: from 1.87 to 1.88 EUR (an increase of 0.01 EUR)
- Blue diesel: from 1.43 to 1.44 EUR (an increase of 0.01 EUR)
The biggest change is for petrol, which falls by 4 cents per litre. Diesel and blue diesel are each 1 cent per litre more expensive.
Margins and excise duties
According to official data, the margins are unchanged, except for petrol, where the margin has risen by 1 cent per litre. The margin is 0.1435 EUR/l for petrol, 0.1045 EUR/l for diesel and 0.0336 EUR/l for blue diesel.
The excise duty on petrol has been raised by 2 cents per litre compared with the previous period. The excise duty reduction measure is still in force.
How prices are set
Fuel prices in Croatia are set every week. The Government prescribes the maximum retail prices for Eurosuper 95 and diesel. The decision is made on Monday, the day before it takes effect, and the new prices apply from midnight (00:00) on Tuesday.
A current overview of fuel prices in Croatia is available on nafta.hr, where you can also follow future weekly changes.
