Renewable diesel (HVO) price in Spain today

2.079 €/l as a median, from the reading on 19 Oct 2026. The cheapest station in Spain asks 1.679 €/l and the dearest 2.499 €/l.

That half of the stations with HVO sell below 2.079 €/l and half above; the figure comes from 1,618 stations. It is steadier than an average, which four extreme prices can throw off.

Today Granada (2.025 €/l), Lleida (2.045 €/l) and Zaragoza (2.047 €/l). The Canary Islands are listed separately because fuel duty there works differently.

The gap between the medians is 0.160 €/l, around 8.00 € per 50 litres. That is a price difference, not a consumption one: how far a litre takes you depends on the engine.

Haulage from the supply point, local competition and, in the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, a different tax regime. Today the gap between the cheapest and the dearest province is 0.110 €/l.

At today's median of 2.079 €/l, filling 50 litres costs 103.95 €; at the cheapest station in Spain, 83.95 €.

You pay by the litre, exactly as for ordinary diesel, and it comes out of the same kind of pump: on a Spanish forecourt look for the XTL label inside a diamond. The Spanish median today is 2.079 €/l.

Any diesel engine approved to the EN 15940 standard takes it with no modification, and most manufacturers approve their recent models, but the handbook or the filler cap is what settles it before your first fill. In Spain you will find it at 1,618 stations.

The official file is read every 30 minutes and the last HVO reading is from 19 Oct 2026, with the median at 2.079 €/l. The median only moves when a good number of stations change price at once.