As of autumn 2026, retail prices for A‑95 petrol and diesel have been recorded at pumps in several European countries and Turkey. Amounts are shown in national currencies and in euro.
Prices for A‑95 petrol and diesel by country
The retail prices per litre are shown in the stated currencies and in euro:
| Country | A‑95 petrol | Diesel |
|---|---|---|
| Ukraine | 90.00 hryvnia (1.78 euro) | 102.00 hryvnia (2.02 euro) |
| Turkey | 79.80 lira (1.43 euro) | 96.70 lira (1.73 euro) |
| Poland | 6.10 zloty (1.41 euro) | 6.30 zloty (1.46 euro) |
| Czechia | 39.50 koruna (1.58 euro) | 38.20 koruna (1.53 euro) |
| France | 1.82 euro | 1.75 euro |
| Germany | 1.80 euro | 1.72 euro |
Prices are presented per litre in the currencies shown; for some countries the euro equivalent is provided.
Cost of 100 litres and share of net salary
Comparison of the cost of 100 litres of petrol, the share of net salary this represents, and the volume of petrol affordable on one net salary:
| Country | Cost of 100 litres | Share of net salary | Litres per one net salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ukraine | 9,000 hryvnia | 36.7 % | ~ 272 l |
| Turkey | 7,980 lira | 15.7 % | ~ 636 l |
| Poland | 610 zloty | 10.0 % | ~ 1,000 l |
| Czechia | 3,950 koruna | 10.8 % | ~ 924 l |
| France | 182 euro | 7.3 % | ~ 1,370 l |
| Germany | 180 euro | 6.7 % | ~ 1,500 l |
If one roughly calculates the cost of 100 litres of petrol per month (about two full tanks for an average car): for a Ukrainian motorist buying two tanks a month already takes more than a third of the monthly income, whereas in France or Germany the same expense is only around 7% of the monthly budget.
Public transport and additional information
Not everyone owns a car, so comparing transport costs also provides additional insight into daily mobility in different countries.
For more information on other expenses, see our article — How much does it cost to live in Ukraine and Europe: comparing salaries and expenses
