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Which brand sells the cheapest SP95-E10?

We collect the public prices of every service station in mainland France from prix-carburants.gouv.fr. The ranking is recalculated every 30 minutes on prices less than 7 days old.

From to , Total Access is the cheapest brand for SP95-E10 in mainland France: €1.991 per litre on average. Shell, the most expensive, charges €2.407.

stations surveyed
5,595
gap per litre between brands
€0.42
gap on a 50-litre fill-up
€21

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Calculated on 26/10 at 23:07 · prices less than 7 days old

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SP95-E10 · average price by brand

SP95-E10 · average price by brand
Rank#BrandPrice €/L
1Total Access€1.991
2TotalEnergies€1.994
3Netto€2.108
4Intermarché€2.113
5Auchan€2.114
6E.Leclerc€2.121
7Système U€2.127
8Carrefour€2.129
9Independents and others€2.153
10Esso€2.198
11Avia€2.229
12Eni€2.237
13BP€2.268
14Shell€2.407
CheapestTotal Access€1.991
Most expensiveShell€2.407

Prices from 20/10 to 26/10 · prix-carburants.gouv.fr · methodology

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Which brand sells the cheapest SP95-E10 in mainland France?

From 20 October to 26 October 2026, it is Total Access, at €1.991 per litre on average. The ranking uses public prices less than 7 days old from 5,595 service stations, recalculated every 30 minutes.

Which brand is the most expensive?

Shell, at €2.407 per litre on average, i.e. €0.42 more per litre than Total Access.

How much does this gap cost on a full tank?

On a 50-litre tank, switching from Shell to Total Access saves €21. For a fleet, the gap runs into thousands of euros a year: the calculator on the Fleets page estimates it in seconds.

What is the average price of SP95-E10 in mainland France?

€2.122 per litre, averaged over the 5,595 stations surveyed and weighted by each brand's number of stations (prices from 20 October to 26 October 2026).

Where do these prices come from?

From prix-carburants.gouv.fr, where every service station in France must declare its prices. Floweet collects no prices elsewhere; the calculation is detailed on the Methodology page.