Italian Highway Fuel Prices Surpass 2.1 Euros Per Liter

Self-service petrol costs on Italy’s motorway network have risen above the 2.1 euro threshold, reflecting broader energy market pressures and tax adjustments. Motorists are increasingly seeking alternative routes or stations to mitigate rising travel expenses.

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Self-service petrol price exceeds 2.1 euros on highways

(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 1 - Fuel prices are still rising in Italy amid the Iran war with self-service gasoline exceeding 2.1 euros on the highway, the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy (MIMIT) announced Tuesday. Based on the latest data collected by the MIMIT Fuel Price Observatory, the average price of self-service fuel along the national road network today is 2.022 euros per liter for gasoline (yesterday's price was 2.017) and 2.130 euros per liter for diesel (the same price as yesterday). ...

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Italian Highway Fuel Prices Surpass 2.1 Euros Per Liter

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