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.
Hungary has regulated fuel prices for locals, but foreigners pay market prices.
On the A5 before Pince there are stations around Murska Sobota.
The distance from Ljubljana to Pince is about 190 km — consider a refuelling stop.
The Hungarian e-vignette is mandatory for motorways.
Prices are similar. The difference is minimal and may vary based on government measures.
We recommend stations in the Murska Sobota or Lendava area — near the Pince border crossing.
Yes, an e-vignette (e-matrica) is mandatory in Hungary. Purchase it online or at a petrol station before the border.
The difference is small — petrol 95 in Slovenia is typically 0.05–0.10 €/L cheaper.