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The cheapest gas stations in Spain
In Spain, low-cost and supermarket fuel stations are the most economical. The BonÀrea chain is often cited as the cheapest for diesel and 95 petrol. Other very competitive brands include GM Oil, Campsa Express, Petroprix, and Plenoil. Hypermarket stations such as Alcampo (Auchan), E.Leclerc, and Carrefour also offer very attractive prices, often lower than major oil groups like Repsol, Cepsa, or BP.
Where to find the best prices by region?
Fuel prices vary widely from one region to another. To save money, prioritize:
- Navarre, Murcia, Andalusia, Castile and León, Catalonia, and Castile-La Mancha, where low-cost stations are abundant.
Conversely, the most expensive regions are usually the Balearic Islands, the Basque Country, and Asturias.
Which fuel should you choose at the pump?
The choice depends on your engine:
- Petrol SP95: The standard and most economical choice for most modern petrol cars.
- Petrol SP98: Recommended for high-performance engines. It is more expensive and offers only a small gain for standard vehicles.
- Diesel A (Gasoil): Suitable for all recent diesel vehicles. This is the most common option.
- Premium diesel: Contains additives that clean the engine and can slightly reduce consumption. It is more expensive and its benefit is mainly long-term.
- LPG and CNG: These gases are very economical but require a compatible vehicle.
Tips to pay less for fuel
To reduce your fuel budget, follow these simple tips:
- Avoid motorways and city-centre stations, which are consistently more expensive.
- Fill up on Monday: statistically the cheapest day of the week in Spain, while Saturday is the most expensive.
- Prioritize automated stations: Brands like Ballenoil, GasExpress, or Petroprix cut costs through automation, which lowers the pump price.
- Use loyalty cards: Supermarket programs (Alcampo, Carrefour, etc.) let you earn points or get direct discounts.