Autogas Price in Switzerland

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Autogas station in Switzerland — prices by region and station.

Price summary and regulatory framework

The reference price for LPG in Switzerland reported in March 2026 is CHF 1.06/litre; weekly data show small month-to-month variations but spot differences between stations and brands (motorway stations, private operators and local cooperatives). In practice, motorway stations and international brands often apply slightly higher prices due to 24/7 service and logistics costs; independent stations or cantonal cooperatives may offer local discounts. The blend (propane/butane) and payment method (card, cash, DKV/UTA) also affect the final price.

Variations by supplier, station and city

Autogas availability is highly uneven across cantons: in urban areas such as Zurich, Geneva and Basel stations exist but density is low; on transalpine corridors and motorway stations (A1, A2) availability is higher. In small cantons or alpine areas supply can be sporadic and prices higher due to transport.

Historical trend and forecasts

Since 2016 the average LPG price in Switzerland has ranged between CHF 0.75 and CHF 1.53/l; the peak occurred in 2022 during the European energy crisis and since then a correction and relative stabilization toward 2024–2026 has taken place. Historical series and weekly data confirm a recovery of supply and lower volatility in 2025–2026. Short-term forecasts (12–24 months) point to stability or slight fluctuations linked to gas prices on European markets and seasonal demand; medium-term regulatory pressure toward decarbonization and preference for electrification and hydrogen limit LPG demand growth.

Price drivers and outlook

Short- and medium-term outlooks depend on gas and oil quotations, fiscal policy and fleet demand. Industry analysts and LPG associations consider that autogas will remain competitive against petrol for high-mileage drivers, although electrification and regional policies (gradual bans in urban zones) put downward pressure on demand.

Support, subsidies and taxation

There is no specific federal subsidy for purchasing LPG vehicles; relevant support is mostly cantonal or municipal and from energy provider programs. The Federal Office of Energy and platforms like Swiss eMobility list local programs and tax conditions that can reduce costs (reductions in vehicle tax in several cantons). For projects and conversions the Francs énergie database and cantonal guides help locate local incentives; however most recent public support targets electromobility and charging infrastructure rather than LPG conversions.

Projects, fleets and political statements

Recent parliamentary debate in Switzerland has focused on bans and timelines for combustion vehicles and prioritizing the transition to zero-emission solutions; some parties and representatives call for faster deadlines while others urge caution due to infrastructure constraints. These discussions influence subsidy direction and project priorities.

The average autogas (LPG) price in Switzerland stands at around CHF 1.06 per litre, with a limited public network (≈50 stations) and strong regional differences; the trend since 2016 shows peaks in 2022 and stabilization in 2024–2026, while public policy mainly favors electrification and hydrogen projects rather than direct national subsidies for LPG.

Price by Autogas station in Switzerland

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Map of Autogas stations in Switzerland

List of Autogas stations in Switzerland

References

  • https://www.bfe.admin.ch/
  • https://www.swiss-emobility.ch/
  • https://www.e-mobile.ch/
  • https://www.are.admin.ch/are/en/home/mobility/data/transport-outlook.html
  • https://www.bfs.admin.ch/

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