The Ministry for Ecological Transition updates fuel prices in the province of Seville this Sunday. Family Energy, Ballenoil and Petroprix top the list of the cheapest petrol stations.
The last Sunday of July arrives with updated fuel prices in the province of Seville. According to data from the Geoportal of the Ministry for Ecological Transition, service stations in the province offer rates on July 26 that can represent considerable savings for those planning to drive in the coming days, whether to start their August holidays or to return to routine after July.
For 95 petrol, the lowest price is found in Morón de la Frontera, where three petrol stations tie at €1.399 per litre: Family Energy (Avenida de la Asunción, s/n, in the Eroski shopping centre), Ballenoil (Calle del Yeso, s/n) and Petroprix (Avenida del Pilar, 4). In the capital, Seville, the most economical option is Ballenoil, on Avenida de San Jerónimo, with a price of €1.438 per litre. Other stations follow, such as Masfuel in La Rinconada (€1.458/l) and Moove in Seville and Alcalá del Río (€1.458/l).
For those needing 98 petrol, the Family Energy station in Morón de la Frontera is again the cheapest, at €1.499 per litre. In Utrera, another Family Energy, located in the Almazara Plaza shopping centre (Carretera A-376, km 2), offers €1.529/l. In Mairena del Alcor, the Energlus station, on Carretera A-392, km 19.9, lists €1.539/l. In the capital, Alcampo, on Ronda del Tamarguillo, has a price of €1.654/l.
For diesel, the most commonly used fuel by diesel vehicles, the most competitive price is also located in Morón de la Frontera: Family Energy and Petroprix share the top spot at €1.459 per litre. Ballenoil, in the same locality, offers €1.469/l. In Los Corrales, the Cepsa-La Dehesa S.C.A. station, in the Los Baldíos industrial estate, has a price of €1.491/l. In Seville, Ballenoil on Avenida de San Jerónimo is at €1.508/l. In Tomares, Ballenoil on Calle San Roque, 54, offers €1.519/l, the same price as Ballenoil in Écija, on Carretera Cañada del Rosal, 1.
The price comparison allows drivers in Seville to plan their journeys and choose the most advantageous petrol station according to their route. Morón de la Frontera consolidates itself as the municipality with the lowest rates, especially for 95 petrol and diesel, making it a reference point for those who can slightly deviate from their route. In the capital, the cheapest options are concentrated in the Ballenoil and Moove stations, while in the Aljarafe region, Ballenoil in Tomares and other stations in the area stand out.
The Ministry for Ecological Transition updates fuel prices daily through its Geoportal, a tool that allows citizens to check the rates of all petrol stations in the country. For this Sunday, the data reflects stability compared to previous days, with no significant variations in average prices in the province. Drivers can access this information for free to find the most economical option according to their location and type of fuel.
With an eye on the August holidays, many Sevillians will take advantage of this weekend to fill up before heading off on their trips. Current prices, with 95 petrol below €1.50 at numerous stations and diesel around €1.46, provide some relief compared to the peaks reached in previous months. However, experts recommend comparing prices before refuelling, as differences between petrol stations can exceed 10 cents per litre, which can save several euros per tank.
For those travelling outside the province, the Ministry's tool also allows checking prices in the rest of Andalusia and Spain. In any case, the data for this Sunday confirms that the province of Seville maintains a varied and competitive offer, with options for all budgets and types of fuel.
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