With the 18th domestic fuel price adjustment window for 2026 set to open at midnight on September 11, only five days remain as of September 6. The current pricing cycle has now passed its midpoint, with calculations indicating that gasoline and diesel prices are projected to rise by 160 yuan per tonne and 155 yuan per tonne, respectively.
Converted to terminal fuel station rates, this translates to an estimated increase of 0.13 yuan per liter for 92-octane gasoline, 0.14 yuan per liter for 95-octane gasoline, and 0.13 yuan per liter for 0-diesel. For a typical family car with a 50-liter tank, refueling after the adjustment will cost an additional 6.5 to 7 yuan.
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