🇫🇮Finland petrol price
Finland: Euro-super 95 petrol costs €2.32 per litre in week 42, 2026 (prices of 12 October 2026), including duties and taxes. That is €0.05 less than a week earlier (€2.37). A year earlier it was €1.68, so the price has risen by 38.4%. Over the past 52 weeks the price has ranged from €1.65 to €2.37 per litre. Finland ranks 3 of 27 EU countries by price, counted from the most expensive; the euro-area average is €2.08.
These are pump prices as the member states report them to the European Commission: the price most frequently charged, including duties and taxes, as a weighted average. Fuel quality, marketing practices and market structures differ between countries, so comparisons have limits. The euro-area and EU averages are the Commission’s own weighted averages, and their membership changes over time.
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Finland petrol price — frequently asked questions
- What is Finland's petrol price?
- Finland: Euro-super 95 petrol costs €2.32 per litre in week 42, 2026 (prices of 12 October 2026), including duties and taxes.
- How does Finland's petrol price compare with the euro area?
- Finland ranks 3 of 27 EU countries by price, counted from the most expensive; the euro-area average is €2.08.
- Is Finland's petrol price rising or falling?
- That is €0.05 less than a week earlier (€2.37). A year earlier it was €1.68, so the price has risen by 38.4%.
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