Gas prices rise above two euros per liter.
Gasoline prices in Italy are very high, around €2 per liter. The government says this is because of rising prices in Europe. Consumer groups say the government isn't doing enough to help drivers.
Gasoline prices in Italy have reached €1.75 per liter. Diesel prices are expected to increase to €2.3 per liter after April 7th. These increases are happening across the country. The Italian government says these prices are rising because of higher prices in Europe. Consumer group Codacons believes the government’s tax cuts haven’t made a big enough difference.
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Highlights
Diesel Prices Rise Significantly
Diesel prices reached €2 per liter on Italian highways.
Gas Prices Higher Than Europe
Italian gas prices are higher than in many other European countries.
Government Blames European Prices
The Italian Ministry says price increases are due to Europe.
Consumer Group Criticizes Government
Codacons says tax cuts have not helped drivers.
Further Price Increases Expected
Gasoline prices are expected to rise to €1.750 and diesel to €2.3.