Last updated: 09.10.2026
Below are the latest fuel prices in Serbia, in euros and dinars, for today. On 25 September 2026 Serbia’s Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade held a session at which the new fuel prices for Serbia were set. Prices change and take effect every Friday from 3 pm.
These prices are valid until 2:59 pm on 9 October 2026.
Eurodizel
| Kompanija | EUR | DIN |
|---|---|---|
| AVIA | 2,02 EUR | 236,00 RSD |
| EKO | 2,02 EUR | 236,00 RSD |
| EURO-PETROL | 2,02 EUR | 236,00 RSD |
| MOL | 2,02 EUR | 236,00 RSD |
| NIS | 2,02 EUR | 236,00 RSD |
| OMV | 2,02 EUR | 236,00 RSD |
Eurodizel Premium
| Kompanija | EUR | DIN |
|---|---|---|
| AVIA | 2,14 EUR | 250,90 RSD |
| EURO-PETROL | 2,14 EUR | 250,90 RSD |
| NIS | 2,15 EUR | 251,00 RSD |
| EKO | 2,16 EUR | 252,90 RSD |
| MOL | 2,16 EUR | 252,90 RSD |
| OMV | 2,17 EUR | 253,40 RSD |
Petrol BMB 95
| Kompanija | EUR | DIN |
|---|---|---|
| AVIA | 1,77 EUR | 207,00 RSD |
| EKO | 1,77 EUR | 207,00 RSD |
| EURO-PETROL | 1,77 EUR | 207,00 RSD |
| MOL | 1,77 EUR | 207,00 RSD |
| NIS | 1,77 EUR | 207,00 RSD |
| OMV | 1,77 EUR | 207,00 RSD |
Petrol BMB 95 Premium
| Kompanija | EUR | DIN |
|---|---|---|
| OMV | 1,95 EUR | 227,90 RSD |
| MOL | 2,04 EUR | 238,90 RSD |
Petrol BMB 100
| Kompanija | EUR | DIN |
|---|---|---|
| AVIA | 1,96 EUR | 229,90 RSD |
| EURO-PETROL | 1,96 EUR | 229,90 RSD |
| NIS | 1,97 EUR | 230,00 RSD |
| EKO | 2,02 EUR | 235,90 RSD |
| OMV | 2,05 EUR | 239,90 RSD |
LPG (TNG)
| Kompanija | EUR | DIN |
|---|---|---|
| EKO | 0,92 EUR | 107,40 RSD |
| AVIA | 0,92 EUR | 107,90 RSD |
| EURO-PETROL | 0,92 EUR | 107,90 RSD |
| OMV | 0,92 EUR | 108,00 RSD |
| NIS | 0,93 EUR | 108,40 RSD |
| MOL | 0,93 EUR | 108,90 RSD |
Fuel prices Serbia – frequently asked questions
Unlike petroleum product prices in Slovenia and Croatia, fuel prices in Serbia change once a week, usually on Fridays, although in exceptional circumstances they can change more often. Serbia’s Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade sets the maximum price of petroleum products every Friday between 9 am and 3 pm, which petrol stations must then comply with.
The retail price of oil and fuel in Serbia depends on the price of crude oil and other factors, such as petroleum product quotations, the exchange rate of the Serbian dinar against the dollar, transport and insurance costs, and economic conditions in the country.
The price of fuel in Serbia is made up of several elements: taxes, excise duty and retailers’ (petrol stations’) margins. According to the latest data, state levies make up the following share of fuel prices in Serbia: 47.7% for BMB 95 petrol, 42.6% for Eurodiesel and 40.1% for TNG autogas.
According to data from 2022, there are a total of 1,559 petrol stations in Serbia.
As a rule, fuel is cheaper on local roads across Serbia.
Prices in neighbouring countries