Drivers in Kuwait spent 477.4 million dinars ($1.547 billion) on gasoline during the 2025\/2026 fiscal year, buying a total of 5.1705 billion liters. Volumes rose by 64.8 million liters, or 1.269 percent, over the previous fiscal year, according to data from Kuwait Petroleum Corporation.<\/p>\n
Across the three grades sold in the country, that works out to an average of 14.166 million liters a day.<\/p>\n
The largest share of spending went to 91-octane premium gasoline, at 267.07 million dinars ($865.35 million). Special 95 followed with 209.7 million dinars ($679.46 million), while Ultra 98 accounted for just 634,000 dinars ($2.054 million).<\/p>\n
By volume, sales of 91-octane rose to 3.1420 billion liters from 3.1322 billion liters a year earlier, an increase of 9.8 million liters or 0.313 percent. That is an average of 8.608 million liters a day and a 60.768 percent share of all gasoline sold.<\/p>\n
Special 95 grew faster in percentage terms, reaching 1.9968 billion liters against 1.9415 billion, up 55.3 million liters or 2.84 percent, averaging 5.471 million liters a day for a 38.619 percent share. Together the two grades accounted for 5.1388 billion liters, or 99.38 percent of the market.<\/p>\n
Ultra 98 moved the other way, slipping to 31.7 million liters from 32 million, a decline of 300,000 liters, with daily consumption of 86,849 liters.<\/p>\n
Over ten years, gasoline consumption in Kuwait has risen by 985.3 million liters, or 23.542 percent, compared with the 2015\/2016 fiscal year. The more striking shift is in the ranking of the grades: back then Special 95 led the market with 3.3566 billion liters, while 91-octane sold only 731.4 million liters.<\/p>\n
Fuel prices in Kuwait are reviewed quarterly. Ultra 98 rose to 275 fils a liter from 225 fils, while 91-octane held at 85 fils, Special 95 at 105 fils, and both diesel and kerosene at 115 fils a liter.<\/p>\n
Outside gasoline, kerosene recorded the sharpest fall of any fuel, dropping to 51.8 million liters from 108.5 million, a decline of 56.7 million liters or 52.25 percent, for a daily average of 141,910 liters.<\/p>\n
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