06.11.2026 06:30
Following the decline in oil prices, a discount of 6 lira 8 kuruş was applied to gasoline. With the discount, the price per liter of gasoline fell to 74 lira 42 kuruş in Istanbul, 75 lira 42 kuruş in Ankara, and 75 lira 62 kuruş in Izmir, while the price per liter of diesel remained unchanged at 100 lira.
Following the decline in global oil prices, the expected reduction in gasoline prices took place. With the 6 lira 8 kuruş discount reflected at the pump from midnight onward, drivers encountered the new prices.
After the discount, the liter price of gasoline fell to 74 lira 42 kuruş in Istanbul, 75 lira 42 kuruş in Ankara, and 75 lira 62 kuruş in Izmir. In the eastern provinces, the liter price of gasoline dropped to 77 lira 2 kuruş.
NO CHANGE IN DIESEL PRICES
Despite the high-amount discount on gasoline, there has not yet been any change in diesel prices. While the liter price of diesel remained at 100 lira, the price difference between gasoline and diesel also increased.
HOW ARE FUEL PRICES CALCULATED?
In Turkey, fuel prices are determined by taking into account the prices of refined petroleum products in international markets and changes in the exchange rate.
The final pump price is formed by adding Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV), EMRA revenue share, distribution and dealer margins, and Value Added Tax (VAT) to the refinery price calculated based on product prices formed in the Mediterranean market and the dollar exchange rate.
Fuel prices may vary between provinces depending on transportation costs and the pricing policies of distribution companies.