
Adusbef's analysis highlights the impact of price increases between March and August 2026, with an increase of 1.7 billion in the summer months of July and August alone.
In the six months between March and August 2026, fuel price increases cost Italian motorists over 4.7 billion euros more than the previous year, reaching 1.7 billion between July and August alone.
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Analysis of consumption and average monthly prices of petrol and diesel on the Italian road and motorway network between March and August 2026.
In just 6 months the high cost of fuel has cost Italian motorists over 4.7 billion euros in increased expenses for distributors, and only in July and August did the burden on refueling reach 1.7 billion euros. The data comes from Adusbef which analyzed fuel consumption on the network, calculating the impact of price increases on families' pockets.
Considering the period from March to August 2026, the liters of petrol and diesel sold on Italian roads and motorways (excluding wholesale) in every single month, and the average monthly prices of fuel at the pump, motorists spent around 30 billion euros on supplies in six months - explains Adusbef - In the same period of 2025, also thanks to a different composition of excise duties as a result of the reorganization started last January, the bill was 25.3 billion euros.

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