New gasoline price hike on the horizon: Signs to change once again
Fluctuations in exchange rates and activity in international oil markets have brought fuel prices back to the agenda. Industry sources report that a price increase of 1.55 TL for gasoline is expected starting Thursday.
Expectations for a new price increase in fuel markets have come to the fore this week. It is stated that volatility in exchange rates and the trend in oil prices are directly reflected in pump prices. Under current conditions, a price hike for gasoline is on the agenda.
According to information shared by journalist Olcay Aydilek, unless there is a significant drop in prices in international markets, a 1.55 TL increase in the price per liter of gasoline is expected starting Thursday.
Activity in international oil prices and changes in exchange rates affect the refinery exit prices of fuel products. Following these developments, industry sources state that a price increase in gasoline has become inevitable.
CURRENT FUEL PRICES
As of Tuesday, February 10, 2026, the gasoline, diesel, and LPG prices valid in Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir are as follows:
ISTANBUL EUROPEAN SIDE
Gasoline price per liter: 55.47 TL
Diesel price per liter: 57.74 TL
LPG price per liter: 30.09 TL
ISTANBUL ASIAN SIDE
Gasoline price per liter: 55.30 TL
Diesel price per liter: 57.57 TL
LPG price per liter: 29.49 TL
ANKARA
Gasoline price per liter: 56.39 TL
Diesel price per liter: 58.86 TL
LPG price per liter: 29.97 TL
IZMIR
Gasoline price per liter: 56.68 TL
Diesel price per liter: 59.13 TL
LPG price per liter: 29.89 TL
News Source: 12punto
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