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ID| Fuel Type | USD / Liter | RSD / Liter | vs World Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⛽ Gasoline (Petrol) | $1.980 | din 207 | +24.3% |
| 🚛 Diesel | $2.260 | din 236 | +41.9% |
| 🔵 LPG / Autogas | $1.050 | din 110 | +9.9% |
| ⚡ Electric (kWh) | $0.134 | din 14.02 | |
| ⚡ Electric Business (kWh) | $0.145 | din 15.17 | |
| 🔥 Natural Gas (m³) | $0.044 | din 4.604 | |
| 🔥 Natural Gas Business (m³) | N/A | — | |
| 💧 Kerosene | N/A | — | |
| 🌡 Heating Oil | N/A | — |
Gasoline Price in Serbia Today
Serbia drivers part with about din 8,287 to fill a 40-litre tank at present. In working time on an average salary: 22 minutes a litre, 14.7 hours a tankful. Against gasoline, LPG is 47.0% below at din 110/L.
Diesel Price in Serbia
Diesel in Serbia is priced at din 236/L — 14.1% above the gasoline rate. Set beside 44 other Europe markets, where diesel averages 9.4% above petrol, the local gap is wider.
How Serbia Compares Globally
Gasoline in Serbia costs din 207/L ($1.980 per litre), which is 24.3% above the global average of $1.593. Among 133 markets covered here Serbia ranks 39th dearest, and 28th dearest of 44 across Europe. Relative to the Europe norm that is 3.2% below. Either side of it: Bosnia costs 1.0% less, Luxembourg costs 1.5% more.
Historical Price Trend
Pump prices in Serbia are up 3.1% since 3 months ago, when petrol cost $1.910 against today's $1.970. Over 42 weekly surveys the low was $1.850 and the high $2.030, reached 14 September 2026. Diesel, meanwhile, rose 5.1% over the period. That is a 9.7% gap between the 28 June trough and the 14 September peak. Year to date the price is 3.4% higher than the first 2026 survey. On the same timeline home electricity fell 1.5%, reaching din 14.02 per kWh. Natural gas fell 2.2%.
As of 2026-10-23, the retail price of gasoline in Serbia is $1.980 per liter, and diesel costs $2.260 per liter. Serbia’s gasoline price is 24.3% above the global average of $1.593 per liter. LPG/autogas is available at $1.050 per liter. Electricity for EV charging costs $0.134 per kWh.
Fuel prices in Serbia are shaped by global crude oil market benchmarks, government taxation or subsidy policies, local refinery margins, and distribution costs. Comparing Serbia to the global average illustrates the combined effect of these factors.
Based on an average monthly wage of $950 USD, a worker in Serbia needs approximately 22 minutes to afford one liter of gasoline — equivalent to 183.4% of a day's pay for a standard 40-liter fill-up.
The Europe range runs $0.676 (Azerbaijan) to $3.120 (Norway) across 44 markets, a gap of 361.5%.
Weekly updates draw on official state energy agencies alongside vetted international data sources. Local currency amounts (RSD / din) update automatically with live exchange rates.
| Commodity | Market Price | Raw Cost | Retail Here | Gov't Factor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🛢 Brent Crude | $113.53 /bbl | $0.834 /L | $1.980 | +137.4% |
| 🛢 WTI Crude | $99.84 /bbl | $0.748 /L | $1.980 | +164.7% |
| 🔥 Natural Gas | $2.76 /MMBtu | $0.123 /m³ | $0.044 | -64.2% |
| ⚡ Lithium ETF | $60.68 /share | indirect | $0.134 | — |
| ☢ Uranium ETF | $34.09 /share | indirect | $0.134 | — |
How global commodity swings translated to pump prices here
| Commodity | Commodity Δ30D | Retail Δ30D | Pass-Through |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🛢 Brent Crude | +9.7% | -2% |
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| 🛢 WTI Crude | +10.4% | -2% |
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| 🔥 Natural Gas | -8.8% | -2.2% |
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