The Easter exodus won't be cheap. Those who have decided to go out of town by car to enjoy a little holiday will have to deal with the prices of petrol and diesel. The price increases on the petrol station network started a few days ago and for the holiday season a real sting on the pockets of motorists is expected.
The final adjustment to prices arrived today by TotalErg, with corrections upwards of one cent on both fuels. Now the national average price charged in self-service mode for petrol is 1,533 euro/litre (it was 1,526 at the beginning of the week), with the various brands ranging from 1,526 to 1,558 euro/litre (no-logo 1,509). The average price of diesel is equal to 1,384 euro/litre (1,377 on Monday), with the companies going from 1,380 to 1,403 euro/litre (no-logo at 1,355).
As for the fuel served, for petrol the average price charged is 1,651 euro/litre (1,644 at the beginning of the week), with colored systems ranging from 1,605 to 1,734 euro/litre (no-logo at 1,542), while for diesel the average is at 1,506 euro/litre (last Monday it was at 1,499), with the points of sale of the companies from 1,459 to 1,590 euro/litre (no-logo at 1,389). Lastly, LPG ranges from 0,616 to 0,633 euro/litre (no-logo at 0,609).
