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Azerbaijan among countries with lowest gasoline prices

Azerbaijan among countries with lowest gasoline prices
15.05.2024 17:30
The average price of gasoline in the world is $1.35 per liter, reported from the Global Petrol Prices.

According to the Global Petrol Prices, Iran ranked first in the ranking of low gasoline prices with $0.029 per liter. The most expensive gasoline price was Hong Kong ($3,212 per liter).

The TOP 3 includes Libya ($0.031 per liter) and Venezuela ($0.035).

The top ten countries also include Turkmenistan, which is in 8th place ($0.428).

The TOP 15 includes Kazakhstan - 13th place ($0.554 per liter) and Azerbaijan - 15th place ($0.588 per liter).

Russia took 16th place with $0.609 per liter.

In Azerbaijan, RON-92 motor gasoline is currently produced only at the Heydar Aliyev Baku Oil Refinery. Its retail price is 1 manat per liter ($0.7).





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