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Germany's noon rule: the cheapest time to fill up has changed
Since April, German stations may raise prices only once a day, at 12:00 sharp. The old advice to fill up in the evening is obsolete. Here is how the new daily price rhythm works and when to buy.
Tax or war? What really moved German fuel prices this summer, day by day
Daily price data from 14,500 German stations shows two very different jumps: a 17-cent overnight leap on 1 July that had nothing to do with the war, and a slow 24-cent war premium built up since 8 July. Here is the full timeline.
Driving to Croatia this summer? Here's where to fill up (and where not to)
Live fuel-price data across the main routes to the Adriatic: the same tank of petrol costs up to 30 € more in Germany than in Slovenia. A country-by-country guide for the summer drive south.
Tanking across the border: why fuel is structurally cheaper in Austria than Germany
The price gap between Germany and Austria is not an accident of the market, it is written into tax law. What the gap is worth today, live, and when crossing the border actually pays.
Where fuel is cheapest in Germany: the biggest cities, ranked live
Berlin or Munich, Hamburg or Cologne: fuel prices differ by several cents between German cities, and the ranking shifts constantly. This table recomputes itself from live station data.
The CO2 cent: how Germany's carbon price works at the pump in 2026
Since July, Germany auctions its national CO2 certificates for transport fuels within a 55-to-65-euro corridor. What that means in cents per litre, and why the next years are the real story.