Montenegro Fuel Prices Today — Gasoline €1.834/L, Diesel €1.968/L (October 2026)
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Montenegro Gasoline & Diesel Prices

Exchange rates live  ·  Updated: 2026-10-23
Retail Pump Prices — Montenegro USD / LITER
Fuel Type USD / Liter EUR / Liter vs World Avg
⛽ Gasoline (Petrol) $2.060 €1.834 +29.3%
🚛 Diesel $2.210 €1.968 +38.7%
🔵 LPG / Autogas N/A —
⚡ Electric (kWh) $0.116 €0.103
⚡ Electric Business (kWh) $0.109 €0.097
🔥 Natural Gas (m³) N/A —
🔥 Natural Gas Business (m³) N/A —
💧 Kerosene N/A —
🌡 Heating Oil $2.260 €2.012

Gasoline Price in Montenegro Today

Today a full 40-litre tank in Montenegro costs in the region of €73.36.

Diesel Price in Montenegro

Diesel sells for €1.968/L in Montenegro, 7.3% above gasoline. Measured over 44 Europe markets diesel runs 9.4% above petrol on average, leaving this gap narrower.

How Montenegro Compares Globally

Montenegro prices gasoline at €1.834/L, or $2.060 per litre: 29.3% above the $1.593 global average. Montenegro is the 28th most expensive of the 133 countries DailyFuels tracks, and the 22nd most expensive of 44 in Europe. Set against the Europe average the difference is 0.7% above. Just below sits Austria, 1.0% cheaper, and just above Slovakia, 0.5% dearer.

Historical Price Trend

The 3-month direction for Montenegro is upward: gasoline moved from $1.850 to $2.020, a rise of 9.2%. The 42 readings held so far run from $1.810 up to $2.060, with the peak on 30 August 2026. Diesel, meanwhile, rose 22.7% over the period. Between its 28 June low and its 30 August high the price swung 13.8%. Since the 2026 series began the price has ended up 9.8% higher. Home electricity followed with a 17.3% move, having rose to €0.103 per kWh.

About Fuel Prices in Montenegro

As of 2026-10-23, the retail price of gasoline in Montenegro is $2.060 per liter, and diesel costs $2.210 per liter. Montenegro’s gasoline price is 29.3% above the global average of $1.593 per liter. Electricity for EV charging costs $0.116 per kWh.


Fuel prices in Montenegro are shaped by global crude oil market benchmarks, government taxation or subsidy policies, local refinery margins, and distribution costs. Comparing Montenegro to the global average illustrates the combined effect of these factors.


The Europe range runs $0.676 (Azerbaijan) to $3.120 (Norway) across 44 markets, a gap of 361.5%.


Figures are refreshed every week from official national energy agencies and checked international data providers. Local currency amounts (EUR / €) update automatically with live exchange rates.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Montenegro pumps charged $2.060 a litre as of 2026-10-23 — 29.3% above the $$1.593 global average.
Fuel prices in Montenegro are shaped by global crude oil market benchmarks, government taxation or subsidy policies, local refinery margins, and distribution costs. Comparing Montenegro to the global average illustrates the combined effect of these factors.
Prices for Montenegro are reviewed and updated weekly, sourced from official government energy agencies and verified international data providers.
Coverage for Montenegro spans Gasoline, Diesel, Electricity, Electricity (Business), Heating Oil, each shown in USD per litre — kWh in the case of electricity.
Montenegro gasoline is priced at $2.060/L versus a global average of $1.593/L — a difference of 29.3% (above). Explore the Rankings page to see Montenegro's position among all tracked countries.
Global Commodity Prices & Local Impact BENCHMARK · USD
Commodity Market Price Raw Cost Retail Here Gov't Factor
🛢 Brent Crude $113.53 /bbl $0.834 /L $2.060 +147%
🛢 WTI Crude $99.84 /bbl $0.748 /L $2.060 +175.4%
🔥 Natural Gas $2.76 /MMBtu $0.123 /m³ no data —
⚡ Lithium ETF $60.68 /share indirect $0.116 —
☢ Uranium ETF $34.09 /share indirect $0.116 —
30-Day Commodity Price Effect 30D · PASS-THROUGH

How global commodity swings translated to pump prices here

Commodity Commodity Δ30D Retail Δ30D Pass-Through
🛢 Brent Crude +9.7% +3.5%
36%
🛢 WTI Crude +10.4% +3.5%
34%
🔥 Natural Gas -8.8% — —
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