The Guardian’s updated report said EU petrol prices were 24% higher than a year earlier and diesel was up 38%. It cited record German prices of €2.31 a litre for petrol and €2.45 for diesel, while Dutch prices reached €2.73 and €2.78 respectively.

Germany announced a temporary €0.17-per-litre fuel-tax cut from October 1 through year-end and said it would discuss a price cap by January 2027. Italy plans to remove road tax next year for about 14.5 million cars and motorcycles, a measure expected to cost more than €2 billion.

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