The price of Euro-Super 95 in Montenegro is higher than the average price in the region, while diesel prices are at the lever of average regional values, suggest data from the bulletin of the Ministry of Capital Investment.
According to the bulletin, the price of a litre of Euro-Super 95 in Montenegro is 1.37 euro, in Serbia 1.34 euro and 1.44 euro in Croatia.
A litre of Euro-Super 95 is somewhat cheaper in Albania (1.18 euro), North Macedonia (1.15 euro) and Bosnia and Herzegovina (1.12 euro).
When it comes to diesel prices, Montenegro citizens have to pay 1.21 euro for a litre, whereas in Serbia it costs 1.38 euro and 1.39 euro in Croatia.
The price of diesel in Albania is 1.14 euro a litre, 1.08 euro in Bosnia and Herzegovina and 1.02 euro in North Macedonia – the lowest level in Europe.
