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Which side to fill up on · petrol 95 · week of 2026-10-19

Kosovo is cheaper

€0.11/L

6.4% less than Montenegro — that is €5.65 on a 50-litre tank.

Per litre	Kosovo	Montenegro	Difference
Petrol 95	€1.66	€1.77	€0.11 · €5.65/tank
Diesel	€1.88	€1.94	€0.06 · €2.95/tank
LPG	€0.75	—	—

Pump prices including all duties and taxes · also $7.03 vs $7.51 per US gallon for petrol.

Is the crossing worth it?

What you save by filling up in Kosovo, against what the detour costs you at €1.66/L and 7 L/100 km.

Tank filled	You save	Worth a detour of
40 L	€4.52	up to 39 km round trip
50 L	€5.65	up to 49 km round trip
60 L	€6.78	up to 58 km round trip
70 L	€7.91	up to 68 km round trip

Break-even distance only — it ignores your time, tolls and wear. Detour further than this and you are paying for the privilege of a cheaper price.

All Kosovo fuel prices →

Trends, tax breakdown, city pages and station maps for Kosovo.

All Montenegro fuel prices →

Trends, tax breakdown, city pages and station maps for Montenegro.

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Frequently asked questions

Is fuel cheaper in Kosovo or Montenegro?

Kosovo is cheaper for petrol 95 — €1.66 per litre against €1.77 in Montenegro, a difference of €0.11 per litre (6.4%). On a 50-litre tank that is €5.65 saved.

How much do I save filling up in Kosovo?

€5.65 on a 50-litre tank, €7.91 on a 70-litre one. Weigh that against the detour: if crossing costs you 20 extra kilometres, roughly €2.32 of that saving goes straight back into the tank.

How current are these prices?

Both sides are 2026-10-19 national averages including all duties and taxes — OpenVan.camp — European fuel price aggregation for Kosovo. Individual stations vary around the average, and forecourts right at a border crossing routinely price above it precisely because they can.