5 TL hike in 1 week! Another blow to diesel
Rising oil prices due to the Israel-Iran tension have accelerated fuel price hikes in Turkey. As of June 21, gasoline will see a 1.51 TL increase, while diesel will rise by 3.30 TL. In the last week alone, diesel has increased by 5 TL and gasoline by 3 TL.
Fuel prices will increase once again starting Saturday, June 21.
According to information obtained from industry sources, a price hike of 1.51 TL per liter for gasoline and 3.30 TL per liter for diesel is expected. It is claimed that the price hikes will be reflected at the pump starting at midnight.
Behind the decision for the price hike are Brent crude oil prices, which have escalated due to the Israel-Iran conflict. Brent crude, which has reached 79 dollars in international markets, directly affects fuel prices in Turkey. Experts point out that prices could rise even further if geopolitical risks increase.
3 TL HIKE FOR GASOLINE, 5 TL FOR DIESEL IN 1 WEEK
On June 12, 2025, the price per liter of gasoline in Istanbul was 46.96 TL, and the price per liter of diesel was 46.27 TL. However, with the successive price hikes since that date, gasoline has seen a total increase of 3 TL, and diesel has seen an increase of 5 TL.
CURRENT FUEL PRICES AS OF FRIDAY, JUNE 20
As of June 20, 2025, fuel prices in major cities are as follows:
Istanbul European Side
Gasoline: 49.99 TL
Diesel: 51.39 TL
LPG: 25.09 TL
Istanbul Anatolian Side
Gasoline: 49.84 TL
Diesel: 51.27 TL
LPG: 24.49 TL
Ankara
Gasoline: 50.66 TL
Diesel: 52.24 TL
LPG: 24.99 TL
Izmir
Gasoline: 50.99 TL
Diesel: 52.59 TL
LPG: 24.94 TL
News Source : 12punto
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