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LPG prices in Turkey rise by about 9 lira per litre
LPG, also known as autogas, rose by about 9 lira per litre in Turkey.
The increase was due to take effect at midnight on Nov.
3, and listed prices were above 50 lira per litre in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir.
Drivers queued at fuel stations in Ankara before the rise, hoping to fill up at lower prices.
The change follows increases on Nov.
1, when petrol rose by 4.10 lira and diesel by 3.60 lira.
The fuel price changes are linked in the reports to global developments.
Higher prices add to drivers' fuel costs, especially for those using LPG.
The available information gives no further steps or policy response.
LPG prices in Turkey rose by about 9 lira per litre, according to Diken.
The increase was reflected on fuel price boards at midnight on November 3.
LPG prices exceeded 50 lira per litre in the listed cities.
Drivers in Ankara and elsewhere queued at fuel stations ahead of the expected increase.
Diken said fuel prices in Turkey continued to change because of global developments.
- Who
- LPG customers and drivers in Turkey were affected.
- What
- LPG prices rose by about 9 lira per litre.
- When
- The increase was reflected at midnight on November 3, 2026.
- Where
- Turkey; prices were reported for Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir.
- Why
- Diken linked ongoing fuel price changes to global developments but did not give a specific reason for the LPG increase.
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Petrol prices rose by 4 lira 10 kuruş and diesel prices by 3 lira 60 kuruş, according to Diken.
Drivers queued at fuel stations ahead of the expected LPG price increase.
The approximately 9-lira-per-litre LPG increase was reflected on fuel price boards.
- LPG increase
- About 9 lira per litre
- Istanbul European side
- LPG: 50.70 lira per litre
- Istanbul Asian side
- LPG: 50.10 lira per litre
- Ankara
- LPG: 50.79 lira per litre
- Izmir
- LPG: 50.70 lira per litre