Fuel price history

The highest B7 diesel ceiling over the last 365 days was €2.510 a litre, reached on 28 October 2026, and the lowest €1.678, on 19 December 2025. On a 50-litre fill-up the gap between those two days comes to €41.60. The tool gives the same markers over 30 days, 3 months or 6 months.

According to Statbel’s yearly averages, diesel B7 shows +37.9 c a litre between 2025 and 2026, and 95 E10 petrol +21.8 c. The current year’s average is not final: it covers the months already gone and will move until December. The yearly averages table on this page goes back to 2019.

Because the maximum price does not move continuously: it stays fixed until a new official tariff takes effect, then jumps in one go. Each step is a decision published by the FPS Economy. Long steps point to calm periods in international quotations, short ones to hectic weeks when tariffs follow one another quickly.

No. Statbel computes these averages from the official maximum price, not from the prices stations display. Since a station may sell below the maximum, the average price actually paid may have been slightly lower. These averages are still the soundest reference for comparing two months or two years, because they rest on the same national tariff.

Yes. The official tariff series are published by Statbel as open data under the CC BY 4.0 licence: you may copy, analyse and republish them, provided you credit Statbel as the source. Links to the daily, monthly and yearly be.STAT series are on this page; the method page explains how this site reads them.