When it comes to filling the tank, the price at the pump is often a concern for many motorists in France. Observing the various price changes of different types of fuels can help you plan your expenses more effectively. Let’s take a look at the main gasoline and diesel alternatives, excluding SP98-E10 and CNG as mentioned.
Lead Free 98 (SP98-E5)
Unleaded 98 (E5) currently sells for 1,930 euros per liter. Compared to last week, it increased by 1.3 cents, representing an increase of 0.70%. Over one month, the price fell slightly by 1.9 cents, while the annual increase remains modest at 1 cent.
Lead Free 95 (SP95-E5)
The SP95-E5, a little more economical, is currently 1.855 euros per liter. It saw a small increase of 0.9 cents last week. Over the period of one month, it shows a drop of 1.8 cents, and in one year, the price has slightly decreased by 0.3 cents.
Lead Free 95 (SP95-E10)
A little cheaper, the SP95-E10 is 1.829 euros per liter. It shows a weekly increase of 1.4 cents. Over the past month, this fuel has seen its price drop by 2.8 cents, and the annual drop is 0.6 cents.
Bioethanol E85
Bioethanol E85 is by far the most economical solution, currently offered at 0.855 euros per liter. This green fuel saw its price drop by 0.6 cents last week, with a significant reduction of 3.9 cents over the month and an impressive decrease of 21.9 cents year-on-year, representing a drop of 20.40% .
Gazole (B7)
Diesel, although less used in new gasoline vehicles, remains popular and today costs 1,740 euros per liter. It rose 2.5 cents in a week, slightly more than a monthly rise of 1.7 cents and an annual rise of 2.7 cents.
LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas)
LPG, an interesting alternative, is offered at 0.998 euros per liter. With a slight decrease of 0.1 cents this week and a modest increase of 0.7 cents over one month, this fuel however shows an increasing trend over the year with an increase of 2.1 cents.
Faced with these fluctuations, the key to saving on fuel expenses seems to incline towards regular monitoring of prices and the selection of a type of fuel adapted to the needs and consumption of each motorist’s vehicle. Bioethanol E85 stands out for its low cost, but it is worth checking whether your vehicle is compatible with this type of fuel. Let’s take a closer look at recent variations in the fuel market, a central topic for consumers and players in the fuel sector. energy.
| Today | For a week | Since one month | Since a year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lead Free 98 (E5) | 1,930 €/l | + 1,3 cents/l (+0,70%) | – 1,9 cents/l (-1,00%) | + 1,0 cents/l (+0,50%) |
| Lead Free 95 (E5) | 1,855 €/l | + 0,9 cents/l (+0,50%) | – 1,8 cents/l (-1,00%) | – 0,3 cents/l (-0,20%) |
| Lead Free 95 (E10) | 1,829 €/l | + 1,4 cents/l (+0,80%) | – 2,8 cents/l (-1,50%) | – 0,6 cents/l (-0,30%) |
| BioEthanol E85 | 0,855 €/l | – 0,6 cents/l (-0,70%) | – 3,9 cents/l (-4,40%) | – 21,9 cents/l (-20,40%) |
| Gazole (B7) | 1,740 €/l | + 2,5 cents/l (+1,50%) | + 1,7 cents/l (+1,00%) | + 2,7 cents/l (+1,60%) |
| GPL | 0,998 €/l | – 0,1 cents/l (-0,10%) | + 0,7 cents/l (+0,70%) | + 2,1 cents/l (+2,10%) |
These pricing trends in the fuel industry reveal the impacts of green policies, changes in the global oil market and automotive technologies. The marginal increase in traditional fuels and the marked decline in more ecological alternatives suggest a gradual transition towards less polluting solutions.
The gradual increase and stabilization of the prices of certain fuels such as diesel and LPG indicate an adaptation of the market to a demand which fluctuates with economic uncertainties and evolving environmental policies. The sensitivity of the price of Bioethanol to positive incentives shows the effectiveness of measures to support the energy transition.
