Berlin to Copenhagen by car: fuel cost, tolls and vignettes 2026
Germany→ Denmark
About 460 km through 2 countries. At today's prices the fuel for one way costs about €74 with a petrol car or €65 with a diesel.
Fuel cost by country
| Country | km | €/l | Litres | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Germany | 300 | 2.108 | 21.0 | €44.26 |
| Denmark | 160 | 2.658 | 11.2 | €29.77 |
| Total | 460 | 32.2 | €74.03 |
Assumes you refuel in each country in proportion to the distance driven there. Station averages from our daily data for Germany. European Commission Weekly Oil Bulletin (week of 21 Sep 2026) for Denmark.
Vignettes and tolls on this route
- Germany: No motorway charge for cars.
- Denmark: Motorways are free; the Great Belt and Øresund bridges are tolled.
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 Berlin to Copenhagen?
For about 460 km a petrol car using 7 l/100 km needs about 32 litres, costing about €74; a diesel car using 6 l/100 km about €65. One way, at current national average prices.
Where is fuel cheapest between Berlin and Copenhagen?
Petrol is cheapest in Germany (€2.108/l) and diesel in Germany (€2.250/l); the most expensive is Denmark (€2.658/l).
Do I need a vignette from Berlin to Copenhagen?
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.