Fuel Prices at Easter: In These Holiday Countries, Refueling is More Expensive

In Italy, Germany, and Switzerland, fuel prices at Easter are higher than those in Austria. In Italy, the price for a 50-liter tank of diesel is on average over six euros higher than in Austria, and for 50 liters of Eurosuper, the difference is twelve euros. In Germany, you pay about three euros more for 50 liters of diesel and eleven euros more for 50 liters of Eurosuper. In Switzerland, 50 liters of Eurosuper are 15 euros more expensive, while diesel costs almost 21 euros more.

Fuel prices at Easter in Hungary cheaper than in Austria

In Slovenia, diesel costs about the same as in Austria, and 50 liters of Eurosuper are just over two euros cheaper. In Hungary, fuel prices are only slightly lower than in Austria - 50 liters of Eurosuper by two euros, 50 liters of diesel by around one euro. Within the EU, fuel prices are highest in Denmark and lowest in Bulgaria (Eurosuper) and Malta (diesel), according to the transport club on Friday.

VCÖ tips on fuel prices: Gliding instead of racing pays off

The VCÖ reminds us: Those who drive at 110 km/h instead of 130 km/h on the highway reduce consumption by an average of 17 percent, and at 100 km/h by an average of 23 percent. "Gliding instead of racing pays off," says the club. The vacation is particularly cheap for those who have a Klimaticket Austria, spend their vacation in Austria, and travel by train or bus. It is important to reserve a seat here. What is the current situation at gas stations? According to the E-Control fuel price calculator, prices nationwide averaged 1.521 euros for diesel and 1.520 euros for super gasoline on Thursday. In Tyrol, a liter of diesel even cost 1.589 euros and gasoline 1.584 euros per liter.

(APA/Red)

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