Petrol prices expected to fall again as gasoline drops 3.35 lira on October 22
A second cut of 3.35 lira per liter in gasoline prices is expected from October 22, which would bring the price in Istanbul to 76.25 lira. Industry sources say the move follows lower Brent crude prices.
Gasoline prices in Turkey are expected to fall for a second time after a cut of 4.30 lira per liter on October 20. According to industry sources, a new reduction of 3.35 lira per liter will take effect from Thursday, October 22. The expected decline is linked to a drop in Brent crude oil prices.
Together, the two cuts would bring the total weekly reduction in gasoline to 7.65 lira per liter.
What will gasoline cost after the cut?
If the 3.35 lira reduction goes ahead, gasoline is expected to fall to 76.25 lira per liter in Istanbul, 77.25 lira in Ankara and 77.45 lira in Izmir. These are projected figures. Final prices will be reflected at the pump once the cut is applied.
Fuel prices on October 21, 2026
Before the cut, prices valid on Wednesday, October 21 were as follows:
Istanbul European side: gasoline 79.60 lira, diesel 96.70 lira, LPG 41.20 lira.
Istanbul Anatolian side: gasoline 79.40 lira, diesel 96.50 lira, LPG 40.60 lira.
Ankara: gasoline 80.60 lira, diesel 97.80 lira, LPG 41.29 lira.
Izmir: gasoline 80.80 lira, diesel 98.00 lira, LPG 41.20 lira.
Fuel prices can vary by city and distributor. Drivers should check current pump prices at stations in their area.
This article was compiled with the help of AI from information published by Habertürk.
