Fuel prices for Easter: on Good Friday sheet drivers the most!

Fuel prices for Easter: on Good Friday sheet drivers the most!

Vienna, Österreich - This year, Good Friday, an important penitimate day in many countries, has once again emerged as the most expensive day for refueling. According to an analysis of the ÖAMTC , the fuel prices on this day have remained constant in the past five years. Drivers who recharge their batteries must expect price differences from 3.5 to 5.5 cents per liter, which strongly influenced the economy.

Although crude oil prices have dropped on the world market, these savings do not reflect at the petrol stations. The Verkehrsclub has found that the savings potential for the end user is at least five cents per liter, which is only sparse. Especially at Easter, when many people travel, it is particularly important to observe price development.

price differences and recommendations

The ÖAMTC recommends to keep an eye on the weekday when recharge the Easter holidays. After Good Friday, the prices are typically clear on Easter Sunday and Easter Monday. This makes it useful for many drivers to rethink their tank habits and possibly shift refueling to these days.

Current price trends show that the average price for diesel is over 1.50 euros per liter, compared to around 1.20 euros in 2021. The increased prices are partly due to the CO₂ prize, which is 16.5 cents and for super 15 cents. In this context, the recommendation is also given to make a price comparison before departure to benefit from the current low prices around 1.40-euro mark.

sustainability when driving

In addition, the ÖAMTC that not only protects the wallet, but also contributes to the reduction of emissions and increases traffic safety. In times when the prices on the petrol pumps rise, the importance of such measures becomes all the more clear. Drivers should therefore be vigilant and strategically plan to minimize their expenses during the holidays.