Record gasoline price — where Israel ranks in the world
The price of gasoline in Israel has reached an all-time high — 8.27 shekels per liter for 95-octane at self-service pumps. According to GlobalPetrolPrices data, Israel has entered the top ten countries with the most expensive gasoline, ranking sixth. A liter costs $2.69, and filling a 50-liter tank costs approximately 504.38 shekels.
The price of gasoline in Israel has reached an all-time high. A liter of 95-octane gasoline costs 8.27 shekels at self-service pumps. Amid the latest price hike, the publication compared gasoline prices in Israel with those in other countries using GlobalPetrolPrices data. According to the ranking, Israel is among the top ten countries with the most expensive gasoline, ranking sixth. A liter of gasoline in the country costs $2.69, and filling a 50-liter tank costs approximately 504.38 shekels at an exchange rate of 3.75 shekels per dollar. The highest price in the world is recorded in Hong Kong — $4.414 per liter. It is followed by Malawi ($3.239), Norway ($3.138), Denmark ($2.893), and the Netherlands ($2.776). After the recent price increase, Israel surpassed Liechtenstein, where a liter costs $2.669. Rounding out the top ten are Finland, Germany, and Switzerland.