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South Korea Fuel Price Today

Gasoline 95 price for South Korea, last refreshed 2026-07-27 from government and market data sources.

Price / Liter
$1.423
Price / Gallon
$5.387
Weekly Change
— No change this week
Global Rank
#79 of 169

As of 2026-07-27, South Korea 🇰🇷 has a Gasoline 95 price of $1.423 per liter ($5.387 per gallon). This places South Korea at #79 out of 169 tracked countries worldwide, below the global average of $1.492/liter.

At $1.423/liter, South Korea costs $0.001/L less than nearby Argentina ($1.424/L). Filling a 50-liter tank costs approximately $71.15 at current prices — below the $1.49/L global average by $0.069/L. See trend charts and the full 169-country comparison on the main dashboard.

South Korea in regional context

Rank in Asia
#23 of 32
Regional average
$1.345/L
vs world average
-5%
Cheaper than
53% of countries

South Korea ranks 23rd of the 32 countries we track in Asia, at $1.423 per liter — 6% above the regional average of $1.345 per liter. Measured against the world average of $1.492, drivers here pay 5% less, placing South Korea among the mid-priced markets worldwide.

For context, prices across Asia range from 🇹🇲 Turkmenistan at $0.428 to 🇭🇰 Hong Kong at $4.167, a spread of $3.739 per liter across the region.

What a tank costs in South Korea

Tank sizeCost to fill
40 litres$56.92
50 litres$71.15
60 litres$85.38
70 litres$99.61

At $1.423 per liter, $50.00 of fuel buys roughly 35 litres in South Korea. These figures are calculated from the gasoline price above and are meant for comparison between countries, not as a quote for any specific station.

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