The world's largest cost of living database Numbeo publishes a ranking of gasoline prices in 95 countries.
According to Numbeo, the most expensive gasoline is in Hong Kong, Finland and the Netherlands. One liter of gasoline costs $3 (7.95 GEL) in Hong Kong, $2.21 (5.86 GEL) in Finland; in the Netherlands - $2.16 (5.72 GEL); the cheapest gasoline is in Libya where one liter costs $0.03 (8 tetri).
Georgia is on the 63rd place in the ranking of gasoline prices, the average price of 1 liter of gasoline is $1.18 (3.13 GEL). In the post-Soviet space, gasoline is cheaper in Uzbekistan compared to Georgia (it ranks 69th, one liter costs $1 - 2.65 GEL); Belarus ranks 78th ($0.78 - 2.07 GEL), Azerbaijan is 82nd ($0.61 - 1.62 GEL), Russia is 84th ($0.58 - 1.54 GEL), Kazakhstan ranks 88th ($0.51 - 1.35 GEL).
Compared to Georgia, gasoline is more expensive in Ukraine (ranks 49th and costs $1.37), Armenia is the 58th ($1.23), Turkey is 59th ($1.22).
The top 10 countries with the highest gasoline prices are as follows:
Hong Kong - 1 liter of gasoline costs $3 (7.95 GEL);
in Finland - $2.21 (5.86 GEL);
in the Netherlands - $2.16 (5.72 GEL);
Greece - $2.15 (5.70 GEL);
Switzerland - $2.15 (5.70 GEL);
Singapore - $2.13 (5.64 GEL);
Denmark - $2.12 (5.62 GEL);
Albania - $2.06 (5.46 GEL);
Norway - $2.04 (5.41 GEL);
France - $2.03 (5.38 GEL).
