Gasoline prices set to rise

Fluctuations in oil markets and the rise in exchange rates have once again raised the possibility of a price hike for fuel products. An increase of 85 kuruş per liter of gasoline is expected, and this hike is planned to be reflected at the pump tomorrow rather than today due to the public holiday.

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In recent weeks, the volatile course of Brent crude oil prices and the upward movement of the exchange rate continue to negatively affect fuel prices in Turkey. Vehicle owners are closely monitoring changes in gasoline, diesel, and LPG prices every day, awaiting news of new hikes.

As of October 29, 2025, current fuel prices in Turkey's three major cities are as follows:

Istanbul European Side: Gasoline 52.34 TL, diesel 55.44 TL, LPG 27.71 TL
Istanbul Anatolian Side: Gasoline 52.18 TL, diesel 55.31 TL, LPG 27.08 TL
Ankara: Gasoline 53.17 TL, diesel 56.46 TL, LPG 27.60 TL
Izmir: Gasoline 53.52 TL, diesel 56.77 TL, LPG 27.53 TL

While no change in prices is expected today due to Republic Day, industry representatives report that there will be an increase of 85 kuruş in gasoline starting tomorrow. With the barrel of Brent crude oil hovering around 90 dollars, the rise in exchange rates further strengthens the risk of price increases.

In Turkey, fuel prices are determined based on crude oil prices in international markets and the exchange rate. Various taxes, transportation costs, and dealer profits are added to the prices set by refineries under the supervision of the EMRA (EPDK). For this reason, every rise in oil prices or the exchange rate is reflected in prices at fuel stations within a short time.

While drivers prefer to fill their tanks before the hike, all eyes will be on the update news to be announced tomorrow.

News Source: 12punto

Gasoline prices set to rise

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