Current fuel prices in Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France
Are you looking for the cheapest fuel across the border? Fuel prices vary significantly between the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France. But the cheapest pump price is not always the best deal — travel costs, fuel consumption for the trip, and your time all matter. FuelForLess compares real-time fuel prices across all four countries and calculates the effective cost per liter, including your specific travel costs. Whether you live near Maastricht, Aachen, or Antwerp, we help you find the most cost-effective station. Stop guessing, start saving.
| Country | Euro 95 (E10) | Diesel |
|---|---|---|
| Netherlands | €2.551 | €2.696 |
| Belgium | €1.945 | €2.489 |
| Germany | €2.109 | €2.259 |
| France | €1.919 | €2.149 |
Example prices for illustration. Download FuelForLess for real-time prices based on your location.
Frequently asked questions
Where is fuel cheapest?
Generally, Luxembourg and Belgium tend to have lower pump prices than the Netherlands and Germany. However, the cheapest option depends on your location and travel costs. A station 40 km across the border may have a lower price per liter, but the fuel and time for the trip can wipe out your savings. FuelForLess calculates the effective price including all travel costs.
Is fueling in Belgium cheaper?
In most cases, fuel in Belgium is cheaper than in the Netherlands, especially for Euro 95 (E10). The difference can be 10–20 cents per liter. For a full tank of 50 liters, that means €5–€10 gross savings. However, if you have to drive 30+ km to reach a Belgian station, travel costs can reduce or eliminate those savings. FuelForLess calculates the net savings for your specific location.
How often are fuel prices updated?
FuelForLess pulls prices from official sources: Tankerkoenig (Germany), E-Control (Austria), Prix Carburants (France), Minetur (Spain), and other official government sources. Update frequency depends on the source, but most prices are refreshed multiple times per day.