AdBlue price history in Spain

Median of 2,945 stations · updated 19 Oct 2026, 11:00

AdBlue

median · Spain

0.900€/l

Last 30 daysUpdated 19 Oct 2026, 11:00

7 days

0.000 €/l

0.0 % · since 12 Oct 2026

30 days

0.000 €/l

0.0 % · since 19 Sept 2026

From cheapest to priciest

today · €/l

0.499
lowest · Verdú0.900
median3.413
highest

Half the stations charge between 0.800 and 1.050 €/l.

AdBlue · median

Daily median of the official prices · €/lUpdated 19 Oct 2026, 11:00

Against other fuels · median Spain
Fuels	median	AdBlue against it
Unleaded 95 (E5)	1.794 €/l	−0.894-49.8 %
Renewable petrol	1.969 €/l	−1.069-54.3 %
Biodiesel	1.699 €/l	−0.799-47.0 %

The series starts on 26 May 2025 and runs to 19 Oct 2026: 218 readings of the Spanish median for AdBlue.

The 218 points of the AdBlue series are not evenly spaced: the Ministry archive is monthly in the early years, then weekly and finally daily, which is why the chart uses a time axis rather than a simple sequence of points.

Price by province

51 provinces · €/l

Province	Stations	median	vs Spain	lowest
Barcelona	230	0.858	−0.042	0.499
Valencia	168	0.899	−0.001	0.590
Madrid	164	0.999	+0.099	0.599
Murcia	122	0.949	+0.049	0.580
A Coruña	114	0.899	−0.001	0.720
Navarra	111	0.735	−0.165	0.499
Sevilla	108	0.999	+0.099	0.610
Girona	96	0.899	−0.001	0.499
Granada	95	0.899	−0.001	0.600
Alicante	86	0.990	+0.090	0.600

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Province	Stations	median	vs Spain	lowest
A Coruña	114	0.899	−0.001	0.720
Álava	22	0.895	−0.005	0.600
Albacete	32	0.999	+0.099	0.650
Alicante	86	0.990	+0.090	0.600
Almería	82	0.899	−0.001	0.600
Asturias	53	1.020	+0.120	0.600
Ávila	17	0.900	0.000	0.600
Badajoz	49	0.899	−0.001	0.600
Barcelona	230	0.858	−0.042	0.499
Bizkaia	43	0.949	+0.049	0.639
Burgos	52	0.834	−0.066	0.600
Cáceres	24	0.904	+0.004	0.613
Cádiz	52	0.975	+0.075	0.659
Cantabria	46	0.990	+0.090	0.777
Castellón	43	0.899	−0.001	0.499
Ceuta	1	1.205	+0.305	1.205
Ciudad Real	47	0.899	−0.001	0.580
Córdoba	57	0.950	+0.050	0.599
Cuenca	26	0.893	−0.007	0.600
Gipuzkoa	50	0.915	+0.015	0.677
Girona	96	0.899	−0.001	0.499
Granada	95	0.899	−0.001	0.600
Guadalajara	19	0.879	−0.021	0.600
Huelva	29	0.960	+0.060	0.759
Huesca	39	0.889	−0.011	0.499
Illes Balears	39	1.249	+0.349	0.950

Province	Stations	median	vs Spain	lowest
Jaén	50	0.947	+0.047	0.650
La Rioja	31	0.899	−0.001	0.600
Las Palmas	49	1.470	+0.570	0.966
León	44	0.819	−0.081	0.549
Lleida	49	0.615	−0.285	0.499
Lugo	36	0.950	+0.050	0.690
Madrid	164	0.999	+0.099	0.599
Málaga	74	0.974	+0.074	0.659
Murcia	122	0.949	+0.049	0.580
Navarra	111	0.735	−0.165	0.499
Ourense	24	1.000	+0.100	0.800
Palencia	20	0.949	+0.049	0.600
Pontevedra	70	0.990	+0.090	0.619
Salamanca	28	0.895	−0.005	0.605
Santa Cruz de Tenerife	25	1.810	+0.910	0.980
Segovia	28	0.892	−0.008	0.600
Sevilla	108	0.999	+0.099	0.610
Soria	18	0.669	−0.231	0.593
Tarragona	70	0.719	−0.181	0.499
Teruel	21	0.819	−0.081	0.499
Toledo	72	0.947	+0.047	0.709
Valencia	168	0.899	−0.001	0.590
Valladolid	42	0.899	−0.001	0.600
Zamora	21	0.849	−0.051	0.549
Zaragoza	57	0.899	−0.001	0.499

Price by brand

€/l

Brand	Stations	median	lowest
Repsol	357	1.109	0.719
BP	270	1.045	0.650
Galp	210	0.899	0.699
Shell	139	1.390	0.699
Cepsa	102	0.990	0.750
Moeve	96	0.993	0.790
BonÀrea	66	0.499	0.499
Esclatoil	60	0.529	0.529
Avia	54	0.899	0.600
Valcarce	42	0.819	0.799
Beroil	38	0.600	0.600
Tamoil	27	0.899	0.899
Meroil	24	0.860	0.699
IDS	23	1.105	1.105
Q8	23	0.899	0.659
Disa	21	1.860	1.175
Eni	21	0.899	0.899
Nieves	19	0.899	0.777
Asc Carburantes	16	0.890	0.890
Petromiralles	15	0.789	0.789

Highs and lows of the series

The high of the series is 0.900 €/l, on 18 Sept 2026; the low is 0.799 €/l, on 26 May 2025.

Today the median stands at 0.900 €/l: that is the highest in the whole series.

The high of the series is 12.6 % above the low.

The network has changed too: the first reading covered 1,938 and today there are 2,945 stations with AdBlue.

Over the last twelve months the median has moved between 0.800 and 0.900 €/l.

Of the 218 AdBlue readings, 196 come from the last year: the Ministry archive has become denser over time.

What you are looking at

AdBlue is not a fuel: it is a 32.5 % urea solution that the SCR system injects into the exhaust to turn nitrogen oxides into nitrogen and water. At the pump you pay by the litre, far less than for a supermarket canister, but a lorry nozzle will not fit a car filler neck.

Every Euro 6 diesel with SCR needs it, and if the tank runs dry the car drops into limp mode and will not restart until it is topped up. Nearly every motorway service area has it on a pump, and so do many town filling stations: the map shows every station that reports an AdBlue price to the Ministry.

Frequently asked questions about the AdBlue price history

How has the price moved over the past year?

Between 0.800 and 0.900 €/l over the last twelve months, with today's median at 0.900 €/l. The chart lets you narrow the range to 30, 90 or 365 days.

Why does today's price not exactly match the chart?

The chart plots the daily AdBlue median from the archive, closed with the last reading of that day; the large figure at the top is the reading as of now, 0.900 €/l on 19 Oct 2026. Once the day ends, the two agree.

How far back does the AdBlue price data go?

Back to 26 May 2025, the first date on which the Ministry archive publishes a price for AdBlue. Before that the product had no column of its own in the file.

What is the highest AdBlue price on record?

0.900 €/l on 18 Sept 2026. The low of the series is 0.799 €/l, on 26 May 2025.

How much does AdBlue cost right now?

0.900 €/l as a median, from the reading on 19 Oct 2026: the highest in the whole series.

Where does this historical data come from?

From the public archive of the Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition, which publishes one file per date with the prices of every filling station. It has been downloaded day by day and the national median for AdBlue worked out for each day, from 26 May 2025 onwards.

Why are the points on the chart unevenly spaced?

Because the Ministry archive does not use the same frequency every year: for AdBlue it starts on 26 May 2025 with monthly readings and ends with daily ones. The chart uses a time axis, so a long gap looks like a gap instead of being smoothed away.