Southwestern City in Minas Gerais Has the Cheapest Gasoline in Brazil, According to ANP Research

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Published on 26/07/2022 at 16:28

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The Research Conducted by ANP Showed That Gasoline Was Found at R$ 5.09 in Gas Stations in the City of Passos, Southwest of Minas Gerais

Residents of the city of Passos, in the Southwest of Minas Gerais, are purchasing a liter of gasoline for less compared to the rest of Brazil. This is confirmed by the research conducted by the ANP (National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels) between July 17 and 23.

The ANP study showed that gasoline sold at some gas stations in the municipality of Minas Gerais has the lowest price practiced in Brazilian territory. The fuel was found at R$ 5.09 per liter, and ethanol was also considered the cheapest in Minas, with prices at $ 3.79 per liter.

According to ANP, City in Minas Gerais Only Loses the Title of “Cheapest Gasoline in Brazil” to Macapá, Capital of Amapá

ANP also stated that Passos, in Minas Gerais, has the second lowest average price for regular gasoline in Brazil (R$ 5.28), only behind the city of Macapá, capital of Amapá (R$ 5.26).

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Gasoline Price Varies in All States of Brazil

In Passos, Minas Gerais, gasoline prices can vary from R$ 5.09 to R$ 5.79 according to the research conducted by ANP that consulted eight gas stations.

The government had already made a reduction on the Tax on Circulation of Goods and Services (ICMS) from 31% to 18% on July 1.

The state of Minas Gerais also reduced the tax on electricity from 30% to 18% and on communications from 27% to 18%.

Since the beginning of July, based on ANP data, the average amount paid to refuel vehicles with gasoline has fallen by more than 20% in Passos and São Sebastião do Paraíso.

Statistical data released by ANP

Regular Gasoline in Brazil

Minimum: R$ 5.09

Average: R$ 5.89

Maximum: R$ 7.75

Average/Minimum/Maximum Price by State

Acre – R$ 6.14/ R$ 5.88/ R$ 6.95

Alagoas – R$ 5.92/ R$ 5.74/ R$ 6.89

Amapá – R$ 5.27/ R$ 5.12/ R$ 5.79

Amazonas – R$ 6.06/ R$ 5.89/ R$ 7.60

Bahia – R$ 6.21/ R$ 5.39/ R$ 6.89

Ceará – R$ 6.13/ R$ 5.69/ R$ 7.05

Federal District – R$ 5.62/ R$ 5.37/ R$ 6.68

Espírito Santo – R$ 5.97/ R$ 5.48/ R$ 6.99

Goiás – R$ 5.66/ R$ 5.24/ R$ 6.22

Maranhão – R$ 6.24/ R$ 5.68/ R$ 7.49

Mato Grosso – R$ 5.90/ R$ 5.39/ R$ 6.75

Mato Grosso do Sul – R$ 5.54/ R$ 5.24/ R$ 6.40

Minas Gerais – R$ 5.76/ R$ 5.09/ R$ 6.39

Pará – R$ 5.96/ R$ 5.39/ R$ 7.75

Paraíba – R$ 5.80/ R$ 5.67/ R$ 6.20

Paraná – R$ 5.78/ R$ 5.39/ R$ 6.99

Pernambuco – R$ 6.20/ R$ 5.69/ R$ 7.43

Piauí – R$ 6.21/ R$ 5.80/ R$ 6.98

Rio de Janeiro – R$ 5.98/ R$ 5.29/ R$ 6.81

Rio Grande do Norte – R$ 6.35/ R$ 6.24/ R$ 6.59

Rio Grande do Sul – R$ 5.80/ R$ 5.36/ R$ 6.78

Rondônia – R$ 5.89/ R$ 5.49/ R$ 6.55

Roraima – R$ 6.25/ R$ 6.25/ R$ 6.26

Santa Catarina – R$ 5.82/ R$ 5.29/ R$ 6.29

São Paulo – R$ 5.78/ R$ 5.19/ R$ 7.49

Sergipe – R$ 5.76/ R$ 5.67/ R$ 6.28

Tocantins – R$ 6.17/R$ 5.85/ R$ 6.49

Southwestern City in Minas Gerais Has the Cheapest Gasoline in Brazil, According to ANP Research

The Research Conducted by ANP Showed That Gasoline Was Found at R$ 5.09 in Gas Stations in the City of Passos, Southwest of Minas Gerais

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Southwestern City in Minas Gerais Has the Cheapest Gasoline in Brazil, According to ANP Research

The Research Conducted by ANP Showed That Gasoline Was Found at R$ 5.09 in Gas Stations in the City of Passos, Southwest of Minas Gerais

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