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Ingenio and Telde lead the cheapest petrol and diesel prices in Gran Canaria this Tuesday

The cheapest 95 petrol in Las Palmas is in Ingenio at €1.245/litre; the cheapest diesel is in Telde at €1.275.

Candela RiveroCandela Rivero· · 4 min read

The cheapest 95 petrol in the province of Las Palmas is found in Ingenio at €1.245 per litre, while the cheapest diesel is in Telde at €1.275. There are also notable options in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.

Drivers in Gran Canaria have two clear references this Tuesday to save on refuelling. The cheapest 95 petrol in the entire province of Las Palmas is sold at the Santana Domínguez station, located at Isora street corner with Los Mocanes 10 in Ingenio, for €1.245 per litre. At the same price, although at a different location, drivers can also fill up at the Petroprix station on Antonio Benítez Galindo street, 99, in the same municipality.

Diesel prices drop in Telde and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

For those using diesel, the best option is in Telde. The Canary Oil station, located in the El Goro industrial estate, at El Bosque street corner with Virgen del Carmen, 2, offers A diesel at €1.275 per litre. This is the lowest price in the province for this fuel.

In the capital of Gran Canaria, the H2Exagon Las Torres station, located at Arrecife street, 33, is the second most economical alternative, with diesel priced at €1.295 per litre. A difference of two cents that, for large tanks, can mean savings of up to one euro for every fifty litres.

98 Petrol: Two stations tied on price

The highest octane petrol also finds its best price on the island. The Canary Oil station on Eufemiano Fuentes Cabrera street, 35, in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, sells 98 petrol for €1.349 per litre. The same price is repeated at another station of the same chain, this time in Agüimes, on Las Adelfas street corner with Los Olivos, 8.

For the average driver, the difference between refuelling at the most expensive and the cheapest petrol station on the island can be around ten cents per litre, which translates to about five euros of savings for a 50-litre tank. Not bad for a simple detour of a few minutes.

Lanzarote: Tías and Arrecife, the best prices

On the island of Lanzarote, the most affordable A diesel is found at the Pcan station, on San Blas street, 15, in Tías, at €1.385 per litre. Following closely is the Plenergy station on León y Castillo street, 139, in Arrecife, with a price of €1.397.

For 98 petrol, the cheapest option is at the Disa Aeropuerto station, on the road from Arrecife to the Airport, kilometre 1.6, at €1.429 per litre. The second-best offer comes from the Disa Macher station, on the Arrecife-Yaiza road, kilometre 12, in Tías, with a price of €1.439. Lanzarote drivers looking to save will need to do the math, as the difference between refuelling at one or the other can be up to five cents for 98 petrol.

Fuerteventura: Puerto del Rosario and La Oliva, the cheapest points

In Fuerteventura, the cheapest diesel is located at the Canary Oil station on Juan de Bethencourt avenue, in Puerto del Rosario, at €1.379 per litre. Following is the Disa station on Doctor Fleming street, 2, in the same municipality, with a price of €1.389.

For 95 petrol, the best option is at the Petroprix station on Hermanos Padilla street, in La Oliva, at €1.299 per litre. In Puerto del Rosario, the Plenergy station on León y Castillo street, 139, offers 95 petrol at €1.319. The lowest price for 98 petrol, meanwhile, is at the Disa station on Doctor Fleming street, 2, in Puerto del Rosario, at €1.449 per litre.

Prices, as always, vary throughout the day and may change, but these references are the most up-to-date for this Tuesday. Drivers in Fuerteventura also have room to save if they compare: up to four cents per litre for 95 petrol between the cheapest and the second most expensive option.

On all the islands, the recommendation remains the same: check before filling up. With these differences, your wallet will thank you, and the act of taking a few extra steps can turn into a small daily victory against inflation.

Candela Rivero

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Economista por la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria y friki de las hojas de cálculo sin remedio. Le van los gráficos, las startups y explicar por qué sube la vivienda; jura que un día entenderá las criptomonedas.