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Petrol and diesel prices across the world vary dramatically. Many countries pay much higher prices for the same fuel, while some pay as low as the price of a candy.
Which countries sell the most expensive petrol?
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Hong Kong tops the list, as the price of one litre of petrol is estimated to be approximately Rs 400. Malawi ranks second, with petrol priced at Rs 364.27 per litre. In Israel, petrol is priced at Rs 269.19 per litre, while in Denmark, it costs Rs 265.74. The other nations that sell the most expensive petrol include the Netherlands (Rs 260.15 per litre), Greece (Rs 231.57 per litre), Albania (Rs 231.49 per litre), Switzerland (Rs 231.12 per litre), and Singapore (Rs 230.02 per litre).
Which countries offer the cheapest petrol?
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Libya offers the cheapest petrol in the world, where one litre costs approximately Rs 2.25. Iran ranks second with petrol priced at Rs 3.32 per litre, followed by Angola at Rs 31.08 and Kuwait at Rs 32.41. The price of one litre of petrol in Algeria is Rs 33.75, and in Turkmenistan, it is Rs 40.78 per litre. Egypt stands in eighth place, with petrol priced at Rs 42.78 per litre. Qatar holds the ninth spot, with petrol priced at Rs 54.62 per litre, while Saudi Arabia finishes at the tenth position (Rs 59.62 per litre.
Which country has the cheapest diesel?
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Petrol in Venezuela is priced at around $0.035 per litre (approximately Rs 3.23), while the diesel price costs $0.004 per litre (Rs 0.37), as of May 2026.
What is the price of diesel in Hong Kong?
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Diesel in Hong Kong costs Rs 446 per litre. The price of one liter of diesel is Rs 365 in Malawi, Rs 310.49 in Singapore, Rs 273.16 in Denmark, Rs 262.09 in Switzerland, and Rs 257 in the Netherlands.
