average cost of gasoline and diesel at the end of October

There is no sign of stopping the rise in fuel prices: refueling costs more and more, as has not happened for seven years now.

He shows no sign of stopping there race to the rise in the price of fuels, despite the appeals launched on several occasions by associations operating to protect consumers. Refueling now involves a real drain, as has not happened for years now. The latest updates from Ministry of Ecological Transition they do not appear particularly comforting.

In self-service mode, in fact, petrol has an average cost of € 1,746 per liter, while Diesel is available at € 1,608 per liter. On the other hand, those who need to use LPG will end up spending € 0.826 per liter.

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Diesel price at record levels: the appeal of the Consumers Union

Massimiliano Dona, president of the National Consumers Union, wanted to take stock of the situation by underlining how the increases in fuel costs have been continuing practically uninterrupted for months now. “The Diesel breaks through 1.6 euros, as had not happened since 6 October 2014 when it was equal to 1.606 euros. Gasoline reached € 1,746 per liter, similar to what happened in August 2014, when it reached € 1,749 per liter. LPG, on the other hand, is now € 0.826. Numbers of this type date back to February 2014, when it cost € 0.844 per liter (in the last year the increase was even 39.5%. The ups are truly stellari”.

Dona does not fail to launch an appeal: “The Government must intervene before the launch of the maneuver, reducing the excise duties on fuels, electricity and gas. The increases in energy goods, electricity, gas and fuels have an indirect effect on the final cost of energy goods, electricity, gas and fuels, in addition to those directly on household pockets and on business costs “.

In a year the expected expense for refueling the car has literally risen. “On an annual basis this entails a sting equal to 430 euros per year for petrol and 419 euros for diesel. “

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