E. Leclerc also lowers the price of diesel, after TotalEnergies
This reduction will be 21 euro cents per liter, i.e. a saving of just over 10 euros on a 50 liter tank.
E. Leclerc announced, Saturday October 31, a drop of 21 cents per liter in the price of diesel in its 742 service stations from Sunday November 1, thanks to the destocking of strategic reserves decided by the government. This reduction of 21 euro cents per liter will be deducted every day from the price of diesel, "which continues to follow market prices", promises the distributor in a press release.
On a full tank of 50 liters, the saving reaches just over 10 euros. According to the brand, the difference between the cost of strategic stocks and current prices is transferred to the price at the pump, "without keeping a part of it aside". Average price as of October 31, 2026.
Diesel €2.380 Down SP95-E €102.111 Up SP €982.226 Up Updated 10.31.2026 TotalEnergies, for its part, had reduced the price of diesel to 2.15 euros per liter on Saturday in its 705 Access stations, its lowest-price network, which represents 60% of its fuel sales.
This is 10 cents per liter less than the ceiling of 2.25 euros that the group applies in all its stations. The other major brands are moving forward in dispersed order. The CEO of Coopérative U, Dominique Schelcher, had promised in mid-October lower prices "up to 18 cents" from November 1, warning that the amount would vary from one station to another depending on the cost of transport.
The president of the Mousquetaires (Intermarché), Thierry Cotillard, had undertaken to pass on the reduction, without setting a date or amount. A decree requires stations to display “clearly” the amount of the reduction.
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