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Prices on the petrol pump rise: refueling becomes 2025 more expensive!
Drivers: In the inside in Austria, higher fuel prices and new CO2 regulations must be expected from 2025.
Prices on the petrol pump rise: refueling becomes 2025 more expensive!
The prices on the petrol pumps are increasing again - drivers: Inside in Austria, more expensive tank fillings have to be adapted. In January 2025, the average price for super gasoline was 1.571 euros, which corresponds to an increase of 6.3 cents compared to December 2024. Diesel also became more expensive, at 1.609 euros, which also corresponds to an increase of 6.2 cents. These price increases exceed the increase caused by the CO2 pricing at the turn of the year. Loud ÖAMTC Was the increase in oil prices the main factor, which in mid -January turned the petrol prices to record values of 1.619 euros for great and 1.659 euros for diesel.
The additional burden for drivers: Inside, from January 1, 2025, it will continue to increase, since the CO2 prize is increased again. The price per tonne CO2 increases to 55 euros, which increases gasoline by about 2 cents and diesel by around 3 cents. These new regulations in the Arbö have also been announced, an adaptation of the tax rates and CO2 limit values also bring with them, so that vehicles with high CO2 emissions are particularly stressed. This is done in the context of a broader tax reform that not only affects fuel prices, but also the standard consumption tax and the calculation of the non -cash benefit for company cars.
In addition, drivers should be particularly careful at the motorway stamps inside, as the prices there are exorbitantly high. In mid -January, maximum prices at these stations rose to 2.129 euros and have been at this high level since then. A price comparison is particularly worthwhile for travelers from Eastern to Western Austria, since fuel prices vary depending on the state. For holidaymakers: inside that plan to drive to countries like Germany or Italy, it could be advantageous to recharge your batteries in Austria before crossing the border, where prices are currently cheaper than in neighboring countries.