It had been since mid-September 2023 that the average price of gasoline in Italy had not exceeded the psychological threshold of two euros per liter. Almost three years later, that value has been surpassed again: this morning, as reported by the Ministry of Enterprises, one liter of gasoline costs on average 2.002 euros.
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Different situations
Same highs but slightly different situations. Because it is true that in those years the price increases were due to the war in Ukraine, which pushed the price of gasoline in 2022 to historic records nearing 2.2 euros per liter and forced the Draghi Government to cut excise duties, but the increase at the end of 2023 was mainly linked to production cuts by OPEC countries.
The most expensive in Bolzano and Calabria
As mentioned, we are talking about national averages. Each territory has different prices and in fact not all have yet exceeded two euros per liter, albeit slightly. For example, the cheapest unleaded is found in Lazio (1.988 euros per liter average price) or in Marche and Veneto (both 1.991 euros).
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In other territories, therefore, the price lists are higher than the average. Starting with the usual province of Bolzano (almost always at the top), with an average price of 2.041 euros per liter. Following are Calabria (2.025 euros) and Puglia and Basilicata (both at 2.02 euros).
Excise cut also on gasoline?
It should be remembered that today there is no excise cut on gasoline. Since July 28, in fact, only the one on diesel of 17.1 cents per liter is active. Even in this case, the situation worsens day by day, with the average price today approaching 2.12 euros per liter. It is not ideal
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