Major Fuel Price Hike on the Way: Here Are the Latest Gasoline, Diesel, and LPG Prices as of June 20, 2025
Fuel prices in Turkey are once again on the rise. Shifts in global oil markets, fluctuations in the exchange rate, and recent tax increases continue to have a direct impact at the pump. Starting from Saturday, June 21, another price hike is expected, with gasoline set to increase by 1.51 Turkish lira per liter and diesel by a significant 3.30 lira.
So, what are the current fuel prices today? Let’s take a look at how much gasoline, diesel, and LPG cost on Friday, June 20, 2025, in major cities like Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir.
On the European side of Istanbul, drivers are currently paying 49.99 lira per liter for gasoline, 51.39 lira for diesel, and 25.09 lira for LPG. On the Asian side of the city, the prices are slightly lower, with gasoline at 49.84 lira, diesel at 51.27 lira, and LPG at 24.49 lira.
In the capital city, Ankara, fuel is a bit more expensive. Gasoline is priced at 50.66 lira per liter, diesel at 52.24 lira, and LPG at 24.99 lira.
Meanwhile, in Izmir, gasoline is currently selling for 50.99 lira per liter, diesel is at 52.59 lira, and LPG is priced at 24.94 lira.
As always, these prices are subject to change depending on the global market and domestic economic factors. If you’re planning a long drive or need to fill up soon, it might be worth heading to the pump before the weekend hike kicks in.
