+0.004vs the Spain median · 1.125 €/l
LPG (autogas) stations in Cáceres
7 stations in 5 towns · median 1.129 €/l ·
The LPG network in Cáceres adds up to 7 stations, present in 5 towns and 2 brands. The 1.129 €/l in Cáceres is all but identical to the 1.125 €/l Spanish median.
The lowest price in the province is at Repsol in Cáceres: 1.115 €/l. Prices run from 1.115 to 1.193 €/l, a spread of 0.078 €/l.
Price history
CáceresTowns in Cáceres with LPG (autogas)
5 towns- Cáceres3
- Malpartida de Plasencia1
- Navalmoral de la Mata1
- Plasencia1
- Trujillo1
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Roads in Cáceres with LPG (autogas)
LPG (autogas) brands in Cáceres
Neighbouring provinces
How the price is moving
The Cáceres median has not moved in seven days: it is still 1.129 €/l. The month leaves the provincial median 0.056 €/l lower, a fall of 5.0 %.
Unleaded 95 costs 1.799 €/l here, 0.670 €/l more than LPG.
For overnight driving, 3 stations of the 7 selling LPG here.
The middle half of the stations in Cáceres sits between 1.117 and 1.169 €/l.
The provincial high is set by Repsol in Navalmoral de la Mata, at 1.193 €/l, 0.064 €/l over the median.
Paying the median rather than the minimum costs 0.70 € more per 50 litres, at 0.014 €/l.
Where to fill up
If you want somewhere to choose from, Cáceres (3), Malpartida de Plasencia (1) and Navalmoral de la Mata (1) have the most stations.
For through traffic, the A-1 (6), the A-5 (6) and the A-66 (4) carry most of the LPG stations in the province.
By brand, the ones with most stations are Repsol (5) and Moeve (2).
Comparing towns, the low is Cáceres at 1.115 €/l and the high Navalmoral de la Mata at 1.193 €/l.
Of the neighbouring provinces the cheapest is Toledo, at 1.089 €/l: 0.040 €/l less than here.
Frequently asked questions about LPG in Cáceres
How much does LPG cost in Cáceres today?
The Cáceres median comes from 7 stations with LPG and stands at 1.129 €/l, from the reading taken on 18 Oct 2026. The cheapest asks 1.115 €/l and the dearest 1.193 €/l.
Which is the cheapest LPG station in Cáceres?
Today it is Repsol, in Cáceres, at 1.115 €/l: 0.014 €/l below the provincial median. The order changes every time the Ministry publishes new prices, so the list above overrides this answer.
Is LPG dearer in Cáceres than in the rest of Spain?
Practically the same: 1.129 €/l in Cáceres against a Spanish median of 1.125 €/l, less than 1 % apart.
Which towns in Cáceres have LPG?
5 towns in the province. The ones with most stations are Cáceres (3), Malpartida de Plasencia (1) and Navalmoral de la Mata (1); the rest are in the full list on this page.
Is it worth driving to another town for LPG in Cáceres?
Between the provincial median (1.129 €/l) and Cáceres (1.115 €/l) there is 0.014 €/l, around 0.70 € on 50 litres. That is the most a detour can save; the distance decides whether it pays.
Are there 24-hour LPG stations in Cáceres?
Round the clock: 3 stations of the 7 with LPG in Cáceres. The "Open now" pill on each listing works it out in local time. They are Repsol in Malpartida de Plasencia (Carretera A-66 km 494), Moeve in Trujillo (Autovia A-5 km 244,6) and Repsol in Navalmoral de la Mata (Carretera CC 054 km 2,300).
What exactly is LPG?
Automotive LPG, sold in Spain as autogas or GLP, is a propane and butane blend kept liquid under low pressure in its own tank, separate from the petrol tank. In Cáceres: 7 stations, with a median of 1.129 €/l.
Which vehicles can use LPG?
It is used by petrol cars with a second fuel system, fitted either at the factory or by an approved workshop, which start on petrol and switch to gas once the engine warms up. In Cáceres you will find it at 7 stations, with a median of 1.129 €/l.