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Fuel in Spain. Cheaper prices between 30 to 40 cents per literPhoto by erwinbosman on Pexels
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Fuel in Spain. Cheaper prices between 30 to 40 cents per liter

RTP Notícias7 September 2026 at 21:00

The fuel prices in Spain continue to be significantly cheaper than in Portugal, with differences between 30 to 40 cents per liter. This disparity remains favorable to Spanish consumers.

The reduction of the tax burden in Spain is one of the main factors contributing to these lower prices. Additionally, VAT remains at 10% in the neighboring country, which helps keep fuel costs more affordable.

Consequently, it continues to be more economical to refuel vehicles in Spain compared to Portugal. This situation leads many Portuguese consumers to choose to cross the border to buy fuel.

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