
The liter price of gasoline decreased by 6.08 TL as of November 6, 2026. There was no change in diesel prices.
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Fuel pump prices in Türkiye are determined according to international markets, based on the ex-refinery price, dollar/exchange rate and taxes.
The expected gasoline discount was reflected at the pump. The liter price of gasoline decreased by 6.08 TL as of November 6, 2026. In the European Side of Istanbul, gasoline decreased from 80.50 TL to 74.42 TL, in Ankara from 81.50 TL to 75.42 TL, and in Izmir from 81.70 TL to 75.62 TL.
With the discount, the increase that came on November 1 has also been largely reversed. The driver who fills a 50-liter tank pays approximately 304 TL less than before the discount. There was no change in the price of diesel.
How much was gasoline? Current prices by province
According to the lists of the distribution companies, after the discount, a liter of gasoline was 74.42 TL in the European Side of Istanbul, 75.42 TL in Ankara and 75.62 TL in Izmir. Prices may vary by a few cents depending on the distributor company and the region where the station is located; In some stations, the price in Istanbul appears to be 74.52 TL.
The amount we quoted the day before in the news that a 6.08 TL discount is expected on gasoline was reflected exactly at the pump. The reason behind the discount is the decline in gasoline product prices in the international market.
Will there be a discount on diesel?
The liter price of diesel remained at 100.50 TL in the European Side of Istanbul, 101.60 TL in Ankara and 101.90 TL in Izmir. Industry sources do not expect a discount or increase for diesel for now. With this change, the difference between gasoline and diesel increased to approximately 26 TL.
The direction of diesel prices depends on the course of Brent oil and the dollar/TL exchange rate in the coming days. We will update this news when there is a new change.
How are fuel prices determined?
Pump prices in Türkiye; It consists of ex-refinery price, dollar/TL exchange rate, Special Consumption Tax (SCT), VAT, distribution and dealer shares. Changes in international product prices or exchange rates are reflected as discounts or increases at the pump within a few days.
Frequently asked questions
How much discount has there been on gasoline?
The liter price of gasoline decreased by 6.08 TL on November 6, 2026.
How much is gasoline in Istanbul?
After the discount, a liter of gasoline on the European Side of Istanbul is 74.42 TL. The price may differ by a few cents depending on the station.
Has diesel become cheaper?
No. The price of diesel has not changed; 100.50 TL per liter on the European Side of Istanbul.

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