According to a report released by the European Transport and Environment Federation on the 23rd, due to the sharp rise in diesel prices in the international market, the cost of using European diesel vehicles has increased dramatically, and European diesel car owners need to pay a total of more than 200 million euros each day. Diesel prices in many European countries have continued to rise recently. Diesel prices in France and Germany have both recently broken through the 2.40 euro per liter mark, both of which have reached record highs. The report points out that diesel prices in the international market have soared due to geopolitical conflicts and disruptions in the supply of refined oil products. Nearly 40% of all passenger cars in Europe use diesel, making Europe the region in the world hardest hit by high diesel prices. Currently, diesel prices in Europe have risen by more than 40% compared to the beginning of the year. The weekly fuel costs for diesel trucks have increased by an average of 236 euros. In total, European diesel car owners need to pay an additional 203 million euros every day.

According to a report released by the European Transport and Environment Federation on the 23rd, due to the sharp rise in diesel prices in the international market, the cost of using European diesel vehicles has increased dramatically, and European diesel car owners need to pay a total of more than 200 million euros each day. Diesel prices in many European countries have continued to rise recently. Diesel prices in France and Germany have both recently broken through the 2.40 euro per liter mark, both of which have reached record highs. The report points out that diesel prices in the international market have soared due to geopolitical conflicts and disruptions in the supply of refined oil products. Nearly 40% of all passenger cars in Europe use diesel, making Europe the region in the world hardest hit by high diesel prices. Currently, diesel prices in Europe have risen by more than 40% compared to the beginning of the year. The weekly fuel costs for diesel trucks have increased by an average of 236 euros. In total, European diesel car owners need to pay an additional 203 million euros every day.