When do the new fuel prices take effect?

The new prices are expected to be in effect from next Tuesday, after the government confirms them at the beginning of the week.

What will the new price of Eurosuper 95 be?

According to unofficial information, a liter of Eurosuper 95 will cost 1.60 euros, which is two cents less than before.

Will diesel prices increase?

Yes, both eurodiesel and blue diesel are expected to increase by three cents per liter, to 1.77 euros and 1.25 euros, respectively.

Are these prices final?

No, these are unofficial prices that depend on market movements. The final prices will be confirmed by the government at the beginning of next week.

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New Fuel Prices from Tuesday: Petrol Cheaper, Diesel More Expensive

A.E. · Prije 2h | 1 min

According to unofficial information, drivers can expect changed prices at gas stations from next Tuesday. Eurosuper 95 should be cheaper, while eurodiesel and blue diesel will increase in price.

Summary

From Tuesday, Eurosuper 95 will be two cents cheaper, at 1.60 euros per liter.
Eurodiesel will increase by three cents, to 1.77 euros per liter.
Blue diesel will also increase by three cents, to 1.25 euros per liter.
The government will confirm final prices at the beginning of next week.

Drivers in Croatia can expect new fuel prices at gas stations from next Tuesday. According to unofficial information published on August 7, 2026, petrol will be cheaper, while both types of diesel will see price increases.

What will the new prices be?

As reported by Riportal, if there are no major changes on global markets and the government does not intervene, the new fuel prices will be as follows:

Eurosuper 95: 1.60 euros per liter, a decrease of two cents compared to the current price.
Eurodiesel: 1.77 euros per liter, an increase of three cents.
Blue diesel: 1.25 euros per liter, also three cents more expensive than before.

When will final prices be announced?

It is important to note that these are unofficial prices based on the current market situation. The final amounts will be confirmed by the government at the beginning of next week, when it will also be known whether there will be additional interventions in price formation.