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Fuel prices have recently experienced a slight decrease, offering relief to consumers who have been grappling with consecutive price hikes, straining their wallets.
The variation in prices is notable, with the least expensive unleaded petrol 95 being 0.12 cents per liter cheaper than the priciest option. Presently, the lowest price stands at 1.479 euros per liter, while the highest reaches 1.599 euros, averaging at 1.540 euros.
Two stations, situated in the Nicosia district, particularly in Latsia and Pera Chorio Nisou, boast the most economical unleaded petrol at 1.479 euros per liter. Additionally, numerous other stations in the Nicosia district, such as Aglantzia, Pallouriotissa, Dali, Geri, as well as stations in Kornos and Pyrga, offer unleaded petrol 95 at a competitive rate of 1.484 euros per liter. Conversely, the most expensive option, priced at 1.599 euros per liter, is available at two stations located in Latsia and Nicosia.
For unleaded 98, the average price is 1.609 euros per liter, with the lowest priced at 1.534 euros and the highest at 1.719 euros. The most affordable unleaded 98 is found in stations in Kaimakli and Kokkinotrimithia, while the costliest is in Paralimni.
In the diesel category, the average price is 1.549 euros, with the cheapest at 1.479 euros and the most expensive at 1.647 euros. Notably, there is a more significant price gap among diesel offerings, with a variance of about 0.17 euros per liter between the cheapest and most expensive options provided by gas stations.
[With information sourced from 24 News]
