Gasoline Price Cut of 4 Lira 37 Kurus to Begin at Midnight
Fuel prices are set to drop nationwide starting Monday night, with gasoline expected to fall below 80 lira in some cities.
KEY POINTS
- Gasoline prices will drop by 4 lira 37 kurus per liter
- The reduction takes effect at 00:01 on Tuesday
- Istanbul gasoline is expected at 79.60 lira per liter
- Kocaeli gasoline may fall to around 80.00 lira per liter
- Diesel prices in Kocaeli remain between 96.97 and 96.98 lira
Gasoline prices will be reduced by 4 lira 37 kurus per liter starting at 00:01 on Tuesday, following the night between Monday and Tuesday. The cut comes after a decline in international oil prices and will be passed directly from refineries to distributors.
In Istanbul, gasoline is expected to fall to 79.60 lira per liter. Ankara is projected to see prices drop to 80.60 lira, while Izmir is expected to reach 80.80 lira. Eastern provinces may see prices around 82.20 lira due to transportation costs.
“Benzine, salı günü yapılacak indirim tutarı netleşti. Litrede 4 TL 30 kuruş”
In Kocaeli, current gasoline prices range from 84.29 to 84.30 lira per liter across districts. After the expected cut, prices are projected to fall to approximately 79.99 to 80.00 lira. Diesel prices in Kocaeli currently stand between 96.97 and 96.98 lira per liter.
The price adjustment will be applied simultaneously to pump meters at gas stations. Small price differences may occur between stations and distribution companies due to local logistics and market conditions.
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