Drivers in Croatia may face new fuel prices at petrol stations from Tuesday. According to unofficial information from RTL Danas, petrol car drivers may have the most reason to be satisfied.
A litre of Eurosuper 95 is expected to fall by eight cents. If the Government does not introduce additional measures, Eurosuper 95 could cost 1.65 euros per litre, which would be eight cents less than before.
No changes are currently expected for diesel and blue diesel. Eurodiesel is likely to remain at 1.87 euros per litre, with no price change, while blue diesel is expected to retain its current price of 1.43 euros per litre.
However, these are unofficial figures, so the stated prices are not yet final. The final prices will depend on potential Government intervention, which can influence the amounts in effect from Tuesday.
For drivers in Međimurje, as in the rest of Croatia, the next changes at petrol stations could bring a lower petrol price. Petrol car drivers may therefore feel some relief in their wallets, while prices for those using diesel or blue diesel are not expected to change for now.
