Slovenia has government-regulated fuel prices that are often lower than in neighbouring countries. Every two weeks the government sets maximum retail prices for petrol and diesel, ensuring competitive rates for all drivers.
Fill up before the Karavanke tunnel — motorway prices are higher.
On the A1 before Šentilj you'll find Petrol, MOL and OMV stations.
In Austria, petrol prices are lower than Slovenia's regulated prices, but diesel is more expensive.
A vignette for Austrian motorways is mandatory — buy it before the border.
Yes, a vignette is mandatory on Austrian motorways. The digital vignette can be purchased online or at the border.
The cheapest prices are at stations near the Karavanke and Šentilj border crossings, away from the motorway.
Petrol 95 in Slovenia is typically 0.10–0.25 €/L cheaper than in Austria. Diesel prices are comparable.
In Austria, petrol 95 (Super), petrol 98 (Super Plus), diesel, and at some stations LPG and CNG are available.