
Gasoline, diesel and LPG liter prices in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir
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Volatility in exchange rates and oil prices and tax increases continue to affect fuel prices.
Volatility in exchange rates and oil prices and tax increases continue to affect fuel prices. So, how much are fuel prices? What are the current fuel prices?
WHAT ARE THE CURRENT FUEL PRICES ON OCTOBER 3rd?
Istanbul European side fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 80.50 TL
Diesel price per liter: 100.50 TL
LPG liter price: 50.70 TL
Istanbul Anatolian side fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 80.30 TL
Liter price of diesel: 100.30 TL
LPG liter price: 50.10 TL
Ankara fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 81.50 TL
Liter price of diesel: 101.60 TL
LPG liter price: 50.79 TL
Izmir fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 81.70 TL
Liter price of diesel: 101.90 TL
LPG liter price: 50.70 TL
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