Foreign motorists are crossing the border to fill their tanks, with savings of up to €30 per visit compared with neighboring countries.
Slovenia is attracting increasing numbers of drivers from neighboring countries following a significant reduction in fuel prices, with motorists taking advantage of lower costs to fill their tanks.
Following the latest price adjustment, gasoline now costs €1.50 per liter, down 12 cents from the previous price. Diesel has fallen by 10 cents to €1.80 per liter.
The price reductions have prompted more foreign drivers to visit Slovenian gas stations, with potential savings reaching up to €30 per tank compared with prices in neighboring countries.
The new prices remain in effect through November 16, but apply only to gas stations located outside highways and expressways.
According to the reported figures, these are the lowest fuel prices recorded in Slovenia since March of this year, making the country an increasingly attractive stop for cross-border motorists.
