Fuel prices in Saxony are currently in the midfield in a nationwide comparison. This is shown by a current ADAC evaluation based on a snapshot taken late this morning.
A liter of Super E10 costs an average of 2.045 euros. This puts Saxony in the middle of the pack in a nationwide comparison. Filling up is more expensive in Brandenburg (€2.078) and Bavaria (€2.064), for example, while it is cheapest in Bremen and Saarland at €2.026 each.
Saxony is slightly above average for diesel. A liter costs an average of 2.185 euros. Diesel is particularly expensive in Bavaria (€2.212) and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (€2.193), while North Rhine-Westphalia has the lowest prices at €2.148 per liter.
The values collected are from 11.00 a.m. and are therefore typically below the daily average. The background to this is a new regulation according to which petrol stations are only allowed to raise their prices once a day - at midday. Prices are usually at their lowest shortly before this time.
According to ADAC, filling up is generally cheaper in the west and in city states. A higher density of petrol stations there usually leads to more competition and lower prices.
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