There are numerous petrol-powered cars in South Africa that can travel around 20km or more on a single litre of fuel.
Alongside surging Brent Crude oil prices and the war in Ukraine, a weak rand also drove prices to record-high levels in 2022. Fortunately, Brent Crude oil prices have decreased significantly in the past few weeks due to global concerns over waning demand for fuel amid economic uncertainty and rising inflation.currently points toward a price reduction of around R1.15 for 95-octane unleaded petrol and R1.13 for unleaded 93 for next month.
Back in the “good old days”. In March 2014, a litre of Unleaded 95 petrol cost R14.32 when filling up in Gauteng. The same amount of petrol that cost R1,805.20 back then will set you back R2,942.24 in May 2023.Our only requirement for inclusion was that the vehicles must have a combined petrol consumption figure of 5.0per litre overall, they are often only available on higher-end models, SUVs, and bakkies.