Fuel stations Karavanke → Croatia (Zagreb) is a 200 km transit route along the A2 and takes about ~2 h. The cheapest fill-up comes from leaving the motorway — for example at Jesenice — where regulated prices apply.
Regulated prices for petrol 95 and diesel in Slovenia change every 14 days, on every second Tuesday.
An electronic vignette is mandatory to drive on Slovenian motorways.
Take the exit at Jesenice and refuel off the motorway — regulated prices apply there and are lower than at motorway service areas.
Fuel in Slovenia is usually cheaper than in Austria — fill up right after crossing.
In summer the Obrežje crossing queues up often, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.
stations
Karavanke (meja) — 0 km
Jesenice — 5 km
Kranj — 40 km
Ljubljana — 65 km
Novo mesto — 140 km
Obrežje (meja) — 200 km
FAQ
How long does the drive from the Karavanke tunnel to Obrežje take?
About 200 km on the A2 motorway, roughly 2 hours without queues.
Where is fuel cheapest on this route?
Off the motorway — leave the A2 at Jesenice, Ljubljana or Novo mesto, where regulated prices apply.
Do I need a Slovenian vignette?
Yes, the Slovenian e-vignette linked to your number plate is mandatory for the whole A2 stretch.