Business · Energy & Commodities · 12 hrs ago
Swiss fuel prices ease from their mid-September highs
Fuel prices at Swiss petrol stations have eased after reaching their highest point of the year in mid-September.
The latest figures from the Touring Club Switzerland show that a litre of unleaded 95 now costs an average of 2.11 Swiss francs.
That is 3 centimes less than a little over three weeks earlier.
Unleaded 98 is also down 3 centimes, to 2.22 francs per litre.
Diesel averages 2.40 francs per litre, 6 centimes below its recent high.
The figures show that prices have stopped rising for now, but they do not say what will happen next.
Swiss fuel prices have eased from their mid-September annual highs, according to the latest Touring Club Switzerland data.
Unleaded 95 now averages 2.11 francs per litre, down 3 rappen from just over three weeks earlier.
Unleaded 98 averages 2.22 francs per litre, also down 3 rappen.
Diesel averages 2.40 francs per litre, 6 rappen below its annual high.
- Who
- Swiss motorists buying fuel.
- What
- Average prices for unleaded 95, unleaded 98 and diesel have fallen from their mid-September highs.
- When
- The latest published data, reported on 12 October 2026; prices had eased from mid-September.
- Where
- At petrol stations across Switzerland.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Swiss fuel prices reached their annual highs.
Watson reported the latest TCS data showing that prices had fallen from those highs.
- Unleaded 95
- 2.11 francs per litre, down 3 rappen
- Unleaded 98
- 2.22 francs per litre, down 3 rappen
- Diesel
- 2.40 francs per litre, down 6 rappen from its annual high
- Data source
- Touring Club Switzerland (TCS)
Sources
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