Hongrie vs Roumanie fuel prices: where is it cheaper to fill up today?
Petrol is cheaper en Hongrie by 0,144 € per litre. Diesel is cheaper en Hongrie by 0,099 € per litre.
Petrol · cheaper en Hongrie
−0,144 €/l
A 50 l tank costs 7,20 € less.
Worth a detour of up to about 29 km each way (7 l/100 km).
Worth a detour of up to about 29 km each way (7 l/100 km).
Diesel · cheaper en Hongrie
−0,099 €/l
A 50 l tank costs 4,95 € less.
Worth a detour of up to about 18 km each way (7 l/100 km).
Worth a detour of up to about 18 km each way (7 l/100 km).
Prices today
| Country | Petrol 95 | Diesel | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hongrie | 1,754 € | 1,942 € | EU weekly average, 12/10/2026 |
| Roumanie | 1,898 € | 2,041 € | EU weekly average, 12/10/2026 |
Is the trip worth it?
Cheapest stations near the border
Hongrie: no open station-level data – national average only.
Roumanie: no open station-level data – national average only.
Good to know
- Prices en Hongrie are converted to euro – at the pump you pay in the local currency (HUF).
- Prices en Roumanie are converted to euro – at the pump you pay in the local currency (RON).
- Fuel in your vehicle's tank can be taken across EU borders without extra tax. Extra fuel in cans is limited in many countries – a spare can of up to 10 litres is usually tolerated; larger amounts may be taxed or restricted.
- Stations right on the motorway are usually the most expensive – the cheapest are often in towns a few kilometres from the border.
- Motorways en Hongrie require a vignette – prices →
- Motorways en Roumanie require a vignette – prices →
Questions
Is fuel cheaper en Hongrie or en Roumanie?
Petrol is cheaper en Hongrie by 0,144 € per litre. Diesel is cheaper en Hongrie by 0,099 € per litre.
How much can I save on a full tank?
On 50 litres at today's average prices: petrol 7,20 €, diesel 4,95 €.
How much fuel can I take across the border?
Fuel in your vehicle's tank can be taken across EU borders without extra tax. Extra fuel in cans is limited in many countries – a spare can of up to 10 litres is usually tolerated; larger amounts may be taxed or restricted.