A new day now also means a new record price for fuel. The average suggested retail price (GLA) for a liter of petrol is no less than €2.35, according to UnitedConsumers. In the meantime, the price per liter of diesel has also amply broken through the €2 limit.
According to consumer collective United Consumers, the average national suggested retail price (GLA) for a liter of Euro 95 (E10) is no less than €2.35. For comparison: Friday the suggested retail price was €2.30. You also lose more than ever for a liter of diesel. According to United Consumers, the average national suggested retail price for a liter of diesel is €2.056, rounded up to €2.06. The average suggested retail price for a liter of LPG is €1.24.
At the beginning of 2021, the average national suggested retail price of Euro 95 (E10) was still €1.68. At the end of last year, the liter price was already approaching €2.08. United Consumers’ prediction that the suggested retail price for a liter of petrol would approach €2.25 has now come true.
UnitedConsumers calculates the average national suggested retail price (GLA) on a daily basis, based on the suggested retail prices of the major oil companies. As always, you often only pay these high liter prices along the highways, local gas stations often give a discount on the GLA.
– Thanks for information from Autoweek.nl