Gasoline in Riga has sharply decreased in price: where is the most affordable fuel in the Baltics now?

According to data from the Circle K gas station network published by the BNS agency, gasoline prices in Riga fell by 8.8 cents per liter over the week, while diesel fuel decreased by 8.1 cents. In Vilnius, the decrease was more uniform: all types of fuel became cheaper by 7 cents. In Tallinn, however, the opposite trend was observed. The price of 95 miles gasoline increased by 0.5 cents, while 98 miles plus rose by 5.5 cents. The cost of diesel fuel remained unchanged. **Where is it cheaper to refuel now?** As of Friday, November 13, a liter of 95-octane gasoline in Tallinn cost 1.729 euros, in Riga — 1.748 euros, and in Vilnius — 1.809 euros. The 98-octane gasoline was the cheapest in the Latvian capital at 1.818 euros per liter. In Tallinn, it was sold for 1.854 euros, while in Vilnius it was priced at 1.908 euros. The situation with diesel fuel is even more interesting. In Riga, a liter of diesel cost 1.988 euros, in Tallinn — 2.049 euros, and in Vilnius — 2.209 euros. Thus, the cheapest 95-octane gasoline among the three capitals is sold in Tallinn, while refueling with 98-octane gasoline and diesel fuel is more advantageous in Riga. The difference in diesel prices is particularly noticeable: in the Latvian capital, it is 22.1 cents per liter cheaper than in Vilnius. When refueling a 50-liter tank, the savings amount to over 11 euros. Despite the weekly price decrease, all three types of fuel in Vilnius remain the most expensive among the capitals of the Baltic states. Circle K reminds that the comparison is for informational purposes: actual prices may vary depending on the specific gas station.