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Fuel prices in Spain

Current national averages, cheapest stations and an editorial guide to refuelling in Spain.

11,696 stations trackedLast updated 4 Oct 2026, 04:10

Euro 95

€1.805

Diesel

€1.907

LPG

€1.093

Spain has more than 12,000 fuel stations and prices are reported daily to the Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica. Independent “low-cost” stations (Plenoil, Petroprix, Ballenoil) regularly undercut majors by 10–20 cents.

Taxes

Impuesto Especial sobre Hidrocarburos plus 21% IVA. Diesel carries a slightly lower excise rate than Euro 95.

When prices dip

Prices in Spain change less aggressively than in Germany — Monday and Tuesday usually offer the best rates of the week.

Tips

  • Low-cost unmanned stations require credit/debit card payment but are clean and reliable.
  • Andalucía and Extremadura tend to have the lowest national averages; the Balearic and Canary Islands the highest.
  • Many supermarket stations (Carrefour, Eroski, Alcampo) offer member discounts of 5–8 cents.

Popular brands

Repsol, Cepsa, BP, Shell, Galp, Plenoil, Petroprix, Ballenoil, Carrefour

Cheapest stations today

PLENERGY · PLENERGY

Arafo

€1.289

D €1.589

Q8 · Q8

Alquería de la Condesa/Alqueria de la Comtessa (l')

€1.299

D €1.399

H2EXAGON ARAFO · H2EXAGON ARAFO

Arafo

€1.299

D €1.599

BALLENOIL · BALLENOIL

Verín

€1.349

D €1.579

GASOELECTRIC · GASOELECTRIC

Ribesalbes

€1.369

D €1.399

H2EXAGON LAS TORRES · H2EXAGON LAS TORRES

Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las)

€1.375

D €1.555

PLENERGY · PLENERGY

Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las)

€1.379

D €1.539

CANARY OIL, S.L. · CANARY OIL, S.L.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife

€1.385

D €1.575

PLENERGY · PLENERGY

Ingenio

€1.389

D €1.549

PLENERGY · PLENERGY

Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las)

€1.389

D €1.549

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Guides for Spain

Other European countries

Prices are collected from official and operator sources per country and averaged per station. Read our methodology & data sources.

Ways to cut your per-litre cost

Beyond picking the cheapest pump, three approaches change what you actually pay.

Fuel cards

Regular long-distance and cross-border drivers

Settle at a negotiated network price rather than the pump price, and reclaim VAT on foreign fills in one statement.

Watch out: Network coverage varies by country, and some cards carry a monthly or per-transaction fee that outweighs the discount at low mileage.

Supermarket and unmanned stations

Local driving with a station choice within a few kilometres

Unmanned and hypermarket forecourts consistently price below motorway and branded sites in the same area.

Watch out: A detour costs fuel too — the /detour calculator shows when the trip is worth it.

Part-electric running

Predictable commutes with home or workplace charging

Cost per 100 km on home electricity is typically well below diesel or petrol at current European pump prices.

Watch out: Public rapid charging can cost as much as fuel; the saving depends on where you charge, not on the car alone.