Fuel prices have risen across major branded filling station networks in Georgia since the beginning of October, with most petrol grades increasing by 15–20 tetri per litre. Price archives published by fuel companies show repeated adjustments throughout the month, affecting both petrol and diesel.
At Gulf, petrol prices rose by 14–22 tetri, while diesel increased by 10–12 tetri. Prices currently range from GEL 4.09 for Euro Regular to GEL 4.69 for G-Force Super, while Euro Diesel costs GEL 4.99–5.05. Wissol raised petrol prices by 14–23 tetri and diesel by 8–14 tetri, with petrol ranging from GEL 4.08 to GEL 4.83 and diesel from GEL 4.93 to GEL 5.07.
At Connect, petrol prices increased by 15–20 tetri, bringing Regular to GEL 3.95, Premium to GEL 4.15 and Super to GEL 4.35. Euro Diesel is priced at GEL 4.90, following a reported increase of GEL 1.15. At Socar, petrol prices rose by 12–16 tetri, while diesel increased by 2–4 tetri. Current prices range from GEL 4.02 for Euro Regular to GEL 4.62 for Nano Super, with diesel costing GEL 4.90–4.96.
Other networks have also adjusted prices. At Rompetrol, petrol increases ranged from 9 to 27 tetri, while diesel rose by 2–3 tetri. At Lukoil, petrol prices increased by 5–20 tetri and diesel by 15 tetri. Portal reported increases of 10–15 tetri for several fuel grades. Current prices across these networks range from GEL 3.94 for Portal Euro Regular to GEL 4.97 for Lukoil Euro Diesel.
