From 4 September 2026, MINT ended its administered price cap. Kosovo fuel prices now float freely with the international market. This site now shows what a fair price looks like based on the global benchmark.
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Diesel
€1.99per litre
Expected price today, 20 September
Tomorrow: Could go either way
Unlikely to move more than 5c either way.
Petrol
€1.66per litre
Expected price today, 20 September
Tomorrow: Could go either way
Unlikely to move more than 4c either way.
Next few days — Diesel
Based on oil prices already set.
TomorrowCould go either way(within 5c)~€1.99
Tue 22 SeptCould go either way(within 5c)~€1.98
Next few days — Petrol
Based on oil prices already set.
TomorrowCould go either way(within 4c)~€1.66
Tue 22 SeptCould go either way(within 4c)~€1.66
Wed 23 SeptCould go either way(within 4c)~€1.66
Recent prices
Solid: published. Dashed: expected.
How often this was right
38 of 49 days
Tap a day to see what happened.
RightOut by up to 1cOut by more than 1c
Typically 1.00c away from the published price.
Each day scored against what was known the day before, never after the fact.
About these prices
The benchmark-implied fair price: Kosovo's import cost, excise duty, VAT and standard margins applied to the international refined-fuel market. From 4 September 2026, retail prices in Kosovo float freely with the market — there is no regulated ceiling.
The benchmark feeds through with a delay of a few days, so the next few days' fair-price range is largely set already.
Expected prices are estimates, not official announcements. See the detail for the workings.
Common questions
How much do diesel and petrol cost today in Kosovo?
On 16 September the latest recorded price is €1.92 per litre for diesel and €1.62 for petrol.
Will the price go up or down tomorrow?
The international benchmark feeds through with a delay of a few days, so the next few days' fair-price range is largely set already. This site publishes an estimate together with how often that estimate has been right.
How are fuel prices set in Kosovo?
From 4 September 2026, retail fuel prices in Kosovo float freely with the international market. Retailers set their own prices. This site shows what a fair price looks like based on the global benchmark.
Why does the price change every day?
The benchmark-implied fair price is recalculated from the international price of refined fuel, the euro-dollar rate, excise and VAT. When the market moves, the fair price follows a few days later.
Is this an official government site?
No. This is an independent service showing what a fair fuel price looks like based on international market data. For official information, see MINT.