How much does petrol cost in Georgia?
Petrol, diesel and gas prices and the main station chains.
Short answer
In summer 2026 a litre of Premium 95 petrol in Georgia cost just under 4 GEL, diesel about 4 GEL or slightly more, and autogas around 1 lari 60 tetri. Prices at Wissol, Gulf, SOCAR, Rompetrol and Lukoil differ by only a few tetri. Fuel prices change almost every month with the world market and the lari exchange rate.
Why
- Georgia imports almost all its fuel, so prices follow world oil prices and the lari rate.
- The big chains change prices almost simultaneously, so the gap between them is small.
- Fuel price trends are published by the National Statistics Office as part of inflation data.
Details
Petrol stations are frequent on highways but scarce in the mountains, so fill up before heading to Svaneti, Tusheti or Racha. Many cars in Georgia run on gas, and almost all large stations have gas pumps.
Tip
Compare prices between station chains: fuel can cost more on city outskirts and in the mountains.
What may differ
Prices follow world oil prices and usually change every few weeks.
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Sources
Prices are as of summer 2026; check current prices on station boards or chain websites.
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