Updated: How Much It Costs to Fill Up the Tank of the Mobi in May 2025

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Published on 06/02/2025 at 19:21

Updated on 11/05/2025 at 23:53

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Fuel Prices Vary, But Filling Up the Tank of the Fiat Mobi? Discover the Estimated Value and See How to Save!

With fuel prices rising, filling up the tank remains one of the main expenses for drivers. In the case of the tank of the Mobi, understanding the cost to refuel helps to better organize the monthly budget.

The Mobi is one of the most compact and economical cars in Brazil. Its tank has a capacity of 47 liters of gasoline.

Average Gasoline Price in Brazil

The price of gasoline is composed of different factors. According to data from Petrobras, the average price per liter in the country is R$ 6.30. This final value includes taxes, distribution costs, and the portion from Petrobras itself. See the breakdown:

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Cost to Fill the Tank of the Mobi

Considering the average price of gasoline at R$ 6.30, refueling the 47 liters of the Mobi’s tank costs R$ 296.10.

Calculation: 47 liters × R$ 6.30 = R$ 296.10

This is an average value. The cost can vary depending on the state and even the gas station.

Differences by State

The price of gasoline changes from state to state, mainly due to the ICMS, which is set by each state government. In Rio de Janeiro, the price per liter is R$ 6.18. In São Paulo, the average is R$ 6.15.

Based on these values:

— In Rio de Janeiro: refueling the Mobi costs R$ 290.46
— In São Paulo: the cost is R$ 289.05

Even with slight differences, these values show how the location of refueling can impact the final cost. For those who drive every day, this makes a difference at the end of the month.

With information from Petrobras.

Updated: How Much It Costs to Fill Up the Tank of the Mobi in May 2025

Fuel Prices Vary, But Filling Up the Tank of the Fiat Mobi? Discover the Estimated Value and See How to Save!

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Updated: How Much It Costs to Fill Up the Tank of the Mobi in May 2025

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