Fuel prices in Tallinn and Riga dropped over the week, while in Vilnius they increased.
In Tallinn, the price of 95-octane gasoline decreased by an average of 20 cents per week, 98-octane gasoline by 10 cents, and diesel by 19.1 cents. In Riga, all types of fuel dropped by 3 cents, whereas in Vilnius, conversely, they rose by 2 cents.
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On Friday, 95-octane gasoline in the Estonian capital cost an average of 1.639 euros – 17.5 cents cheaper than in Riga and 12 cents cheaper than in Vilnius. The price of 98-octane gasoline in Tallinn was on average 1.774 euros – 11 cents less than in Riga and 8.4 cents less than in Vilnius.
A liter of diesel in Tallinn cost an average of 1.758 euros – 15.6 cents cheaper than in Riga and 27.1 cents cheaper than in Vilnius.
This price comparison is for informational purposes. Fuel prices may vary at different gas stations.
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