How to refuel when driving in Spain ?
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Fuel Summary: The price of oil in Spain is aligned with international prices, at around 1.4 euros per liter. Diesel is about 10% to 15% cheaper than gasoline. Gas stations offer both self-service and full-service options, and accept payment in cash or credit card. Local fuel terminology: Gas station: Gasolinera, Gasoline: Gasolina, Diesel: Gasóleo / Diesel. How to distinguish between diesel and gasoline: The diesel (Gasóleo) pump is black and relatively thicker, while the gasoline (Gasolina) pump is green and relatively smaller. Instructions for using the fuel pump: In Spain, gas stations offer both full-service and self-service options. 1. Full-service: Inform the attendant of the desired amount of fuel, then pay at the counter after refueling. 2. Self-service: Park the car, take the fuel pump and refuel, the pump will automatically stop when the tank is full or when the desired amount or value is reached. Then, take note of the pump number and amount, and proceed to the gas station's supermarket counter to make the payment. Recommended local gas stations: In Spain, gas stations operated by large chain supermarkets (such as Carrefour, Eroski, Alcampo) offer particularly cheap fuel, while the prices at the largest local oil supplier Repsol are relatively more expensive.