As E-petrol writes, analyzing fuel prices by region, Mazovia stands out as the most expensive area in Poland. E10 petrol costs there on average PLN 5.94 per liter, and diesel fuel – PLN 6.17 per liter. These are the highest values in the country and significantly exceed prices in other voivodeships.
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This is how much gasoline currently costs in Poland. A record was broken
For comparison, in Silesia, gasoline is much cheaper – its average price is PLN 5.60 per liter. However, the national average is PLN 5.74. Diesel with the lowest price, averaging PLN 5.84 per liter, is available in the Lubusz Voivodeship.
It is worth recalling that in 2025 alone, Poles spent as much as PLN 184 billion on fuel, of which PLN 83 billion went to the state treasury in the form of taxes and fees.
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Who pays more for a liter of gasoline: Poles or our neighbors?
In the Czech Republic, a liter of gasoline costs approximately PLN 6.04, and is slightly more expensive in Slovakia. There, the same fuel costs approximately PLN 6.28, and in Germany it is the equivalent of PLN 7.29. However, when refueling in Lithuania, we will pay approximately PLN 6.11 per liter of ethylene 95. The cheapest fuel is available from our other eastern neighbors – Belarus. There, a liter costs PLN 3.28. However, Alexander Lukashenko's country is “out of the competition” because it does not have a market economy and the prices of many products, including fuel, are top-regulated.
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What determines the price of gasoline?
The price of gasoline is mainly influenced by the price of crude oil on world markets. The final price is also influenced by the dollar exchange rate (contracts are settled in this currency). Taxes and fees are also an important part of the price, primarily VAT, excise duty, fuel and emission fees. In addition, there are the costs of oil processing and refinery margins.
