New price hike on the way for gasoline: Here are the current prices

According to industry sources, a price hike for gasoline is expected on Saturday. Due to the sliding scale (eşel mobil) system, it is anticipated that a portion of the increase will be covered by the Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV).

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Fluctuations in global oil prices and exchange rates continue to cause price volatility in the fuel market. According to information obtained from industry sources, a price increase of 1.43 TL per liter of gasoline is expected starting Saturday.

Expectations of a new increase in gasoline prices are on the agenda.

It is stated that the full amount of the expected increase will not be reflected at the pump. Under the sliding scale (eşel mobil) system, it is projected that 25 percent of the hike will be covered by the Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV), and therefore, it is expected to be reflected on the signs as an increase of approximately 1.06 TL.

Fuel prices change depending on oil and exchange rate movements.

The calculated 4.35 TL discount on gasoline was not reflected in the pump price paid by drivers. Since the entire amount of the aforementioned discount was evaluated within the scope of the ÖTV regulation, no changes were made to the signs at fuel stations.

Due to the sliding scale (eşel mobil) application, some price changes may be reflected at the pump to a limited extent.

CURRENT PRICES IN THREE MAJOR CITIES

According to the latest pump prices included in the sources, the prices for gasoline, diesel, and LPG in Istanbul, Ankara, and İzmir are as follows:

Prices may vary slightly depending on the province, district, and distribution companies.
RegionGasolineDieselLPG
Istanbul European Side67.24 TL80.01 TL33.79 TL
Istanbul Anatolian Side67.08 TL79.87 TL33.19 TL
Ankara68.20 TL81.14 TL33.89 TL
İzmir68.50 TL81.41 TL33.79 TL
The new regulation regarding gasoline prices is expected to take effect on Saturday.

Fuel prices are determined based on refinery exit prices, distribution costs, tax items, international oil prices, and changes in exchange rates. For this reason, small price differences can be seen between cities and stations.

Tax regulations can be decisive in pump prices.
Price differences can occur in fuel depending on the city and station.
Drivers closely monitor changes in gasoline and diesel prices.
The expectation of a new price hike has brought gasoline prices back to the agenda.