Orlen fuel prices in Mažeikiai
2 Orlen stations in Mažeikiai. Updated 2026-10-20.
Data from Lithuanian Energy Agency (LEA)
Petrol 95
Cheapest- Average €1.959
- 2.0 ct cheaper than the city average
Diesel
Cheapest- Average €2.249
- 1.6 ct cheaper than the city average
LPG (autogas)
Cheapest- Average €0.899
- 1.3 ct cheaper than the city average
Orlen price overview in Mažeikiai
Orlen has 2 stations in Mažeikiai out of 12 operating in town. Price data is provided daily by the Lithuanian Energy Agency (LEA).
Today the petrol 95 price at Orlen stations in Mažeikiai is €1.959. The city average is €1.979, so Orlen here is 2.0 ct cheaper than the average station in town. Over the past week, petrol 95 prices fell by 1.06%.
Today the diesel price at Orlen stations in Mažeikiai is €2.249. The city average is €2.265, so Orlen here is 1.6 ct cheaper than the average station in town. Over the past week, diesel prices rose by 1.31%.
Today the LPG price at Orlen stations in Mažeikiai is €0.899. The city average is €0.912, so Orlen here is 1.3 ct cheaper than the average station in town. Over the past week, LPG prices rose by 1.01%.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Orlen petrol 95 price in Mažeikiai?
Today (2026-10-20) the Orlen petrol 95 price in Mažeikiai starts from €1.959 (at Mažeikiai, Skuodo g. 14, 89100). The average petrol 95 price across the city is €1.979.
What is the Orlen diesel price in Mažeikiai?
Today (2026-10-20) the Orlen diesel price in Mažeikiai starts from €2.249 (at Mažeikiai, Skuodo g. 14, 89100). The average diesel price across the city is €2.265.
What is the Orlen LPG price in Mažeikiai?
Today (2026-10-20) the Orlen LPG price in Mažeikiai starts from €0.899 (at Mažeikiai, Skuodo g. 14, 89100). The average LPG price across the city is €0.912.
Where is the cheapest Orlen station in Mažeikiai?
The cheapest petrol 95 today is €1.959 at the station at Mažeikiai, Skuodo g. 14, 89100.
How many Orlen stations are there in Mažeikiai?
Orlen currently has 2 stations in Mažeikiai, out of 12 stations in town overall (according to the Lithuanian Energy Agency).