At its session on Monday, 9 November 2026, the Government of the Republic of Croatia adopted a decree on the new fuel prices. The official new prices apply from Tuesday, 10 November 2026, and remain valid for seven days. Prices are lower for all three types of fuel covered by the decision.
New maximum retail prices
The new maximum prices per litre, in euros, are:
- Eurosuper 95: 1.61 EUR per litre (change −0.08 EUR)
- Diesel: 1.85 EUR per litre (change −0.04 EUR)
- Blue diesel: 1.38 EUR per litre (change −0.07 EUR)
Higher excise duties and margins, but lower prices
Despite the fall in prices, some price components have risen. Excise duties on petrol and diesel have increased by 2 cents per litre. The premium is 1 cent per litre higher for petrol, and 2 cents higher for diesel and blue diesel.
The maximum prices are calculated on the basis of the average price of fossil fuel over the previous seven-day period, with legally capped premiums for retailers.
How prices are set
Fuel prices in Croatia are set every week. The government determines the maximum retail prices for Eurosuper 95 and diesel, and the decision is made on Monday, the day before the prices take effect. The new prices come into force on Tuesday at midnight (00:00), so petrol stations apply them from the start of the day.
An overview of current fuel prices in Croatia is available on nafta.hr.
