Fuels rise this week: see how much you'll pay and where you can fill up cheapest
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Fuels rise this week: see how much you'll pay and where you can fill up cheapest

RFM28 August 2026 at 10:10

Fuel prices are set to change this week in Portugal. Diesel is expected to become cheaper from Monday, representing good news for drivers who use this type of fuel.

On the other hand, simple 95 petrol is expected to see a price increase in the coming days. This opposite trend means that petrol vehicle owners will face higher costs at the pump.

Prices can, however, vary significantly from one filling station to another. This disparity allows consumers to find more economical options depending on where they choose to fill up their tank.

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