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Regional fuel price variations in Spain

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Fuel prices in Spain continue to exhibit significant regional variations, with specific municipalities offering savings compared to national averages. variations. In the province of Albacete, the lowest price for Gasóleo A was recorded at 1.499 €/liter in Fuente-Álamo. In the Andalusia region, price differences across provinces such as Sevilla, Cádiz, Málaga, Córdoba, and Granada continue to impact consumer costs. Andalusia, Córdoba remains has previously been a competitive area; specifically, area, with locations like Ballenoil in Espejo offered offering 95 gasoline at 1.499 €/liter. Other €/liter, alongside other low-cost locations identified include areas such as Lucena, Mairena del Alcor, and Rute. Data By late August, data indicates a slight moderation in some regions. In Sabadell, gasoline averages 1.675 €/liter and diesel 1.806 €/liter, representing a decrease from earlier in the year, though prices remain higher than levels seen in February prior to Middle East conflicts impacting the market. In Andalusia, price disparities persist between provinces. According to the Ministry for Ecological Transition, Granada offers the lowest 95 gasoline prices at 1.519 €/liter, followed by Sevilla at 1.535 €/liter and Córdoba at 1.539 €/liter. Málaga and Cádiz report higher minimums of 1.555 €/liter and 1.609 €/liter, respectively. In Madrid, 95 gasoline options include Lavaplus in Alcalá de Henares at 1.559 €/liter. While a ten-cent per litre discount is being applied during August, many drivers still face costs exceeding 1.50 €/liter. These trends reinforce that provincial capitals do not always offer the most competitive rates, suggesting that as motorists may often find better savings by traveling to in specific municipalities. This trend aligns with previous observations in Vinaròs, Lleida, Huesca, and Badajoz, where consumers utilize real-time data and comparison tools to navigate price fluctuations influenced by geopolitical factors and government tax reductions.

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  1. 2026-08-25 13:27 UTC Regional fuel price variations in Spain
  2. 2026-08-22 11:52 UTC Regional fuel price variations in Spain
  3. 2026-08-21 14:23 UTC Regional fuel price variations in Spain
  4. 2026-08-13 23:55 UTC Regional fuel price variations in Spain

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