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Amsterdam to Nice by car: fuel cost, tolls and vignettes 2026

Pays-Bas→ Belgique→ Luxembourg→ France

About 1 350 km through 4 countries. At today's prices the fuel for one way costs about 202 € with a petrol car or 191 € with a diesel.

Distance1 350 kmapprox., one way
Petrol 95202 €7 l/100 km
Diesel191 €6 l/100 km
Round trip404 €fuel only
Where to fill up: petrol is cheapest in Luxembourg (1,876 €/l). Pays-Bas is the most expensive on this route (2,462 €/l) – a 50-litre tank there costs about 29,30 € more. Fill up before you cross into Pays-Bas and buy only what you need there. Motorway service stations are usually the most expensive – leaving the motorway for a few minutes often saves 10–20 cents per litre.

Fuel cost by country

Countrykm€/lLitresCost
Pays-Bas1402,4629,824,13 €
Belgique2301,97716,131,83 €
Luxembourg601,8764,27,88 €
France9202,14464,4138,09 €
Total135094,5201,92 €

Assumes you refuel in each country in proportion to the distance driven there. Station averages from our daily data for France. European Commission Weekly Oil Bulletin (week of 12/10/2026) for Pays-Bas, Belgique, Luxembourg.

Vignettes and tolls on this route

Cars up to 3.5 t. Buy vignettes only from the official sellers – unofficial sites add large fees.

Questions

How much does fuel cost from Amsterdam to Nice?

For about 1 350 km a petrol car using 7 l/100 km needs about 95 litres, costing about 202 €; a diesel car using 6 l/100 km about 191 €. One way, at current national average prices.

Where is fuel cheapest between Amsterdam and Nice?

Petrol is cheapest in Luxembourg (1,876 €/l) and diesel in Luxembourg (2,045 €/l); the most expensive is Pays-Bas (2,462 €/l).

Do I need a vignette from Amsterdam to Nice?

No vignette is needed on this route; some countries charge distance-based tolls.

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Distances are approximate and follow the usual motorway route; your navigation may differ. Prices are national averages and change daily.