Gasoline price in Silandro — cheapest stations (cross-border guide)
Gasoline in Silandro: lowest price 1.990 €/L · nearest CH zone Chiasso.
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Editable starting scenario: 50 litres, 0.18 per km and no other costs are assumptions. Enter total round-trip km to calculate a result.
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Silandro stations — observed prices
Historical price trend
The chart below shows the gasoline price trend over time. Use the buttons to switch the range. History is built day by day: longer ranges fill in as we collect more MIMIT snapshots.
Check your route and border waiting time: additional distance and time should be considered together with savings on a full tank.
How to read fuel prices as a cross-border commuter
For Gasoline, Silandro / Chiasso, read the price together with the address, fuel type and observation date. Rankings cover only sampled stations and do not guarantee complete coverage. The cheapest listed pump may be far from your usual route. Check the map, opening hours and displayed pump price before travelling; a lower price per litre does not by itself establish a lower total journey cost.
MIMIT Osservaprezzi prices are reported by station operators. Check the reporting date and service mode: self-service and attended pumps may have different prices. The page generation date does not replace the date of the operator’s price report.
An Italy–Switzerland comparison needs the same fuel, comparable dates and one currency. Record the CHF/EUR exchange rate and its date, including any payment conversion costs. A zone average describes the sample, not the price at every pump. A difference between two averages does not guarantee a saving at a particular station or establish which side is always cheaper.
Hypothetical consumption example: 80 km per day, 6 litres per 100 km and 22 days produce 105.6 litres per month. These are assumptions, not measured typical commuting distances or consumption. Replace them with your actual kilometres, fuel consumption and working days, then multiply the litres by your chosen station price. The result estimates fuel only and is not a forecast of total commuting expenditure.
To assess a detour, multiply the price difference in one currency by the litres you intend to buy. Subtract fuel for extra kilometres, any tolls and other actual costs. The value of time depends on your needs; there is no universal break-even threshold. Assess maintenance, insurance and other vehicle costs separately, without treating them as automatic deductions from salary taxes.
Practical refueling tips
- Consult MIMIT Osservaprezzi and check the operator’s reporting date before stopping.
- Check opening hours and service mode: self-service and attended pumps may have different prices.
- Calculate extra distance from your route; proximity to the border does not establish a price premium.
- Compare the pump price with the available record: rebuilding a page does not guarantee a new price report.
Gasoline in Silandro: cross-border worker commute math
For Silandro, the observed gasoline price is 1.990 EUR/litre. Comparing the Chiasso Ticino zone requires the same fuel and a CHF/EUR rate with a known date. A Swiss average and an Italian minimum describe different quantities: to choose a station, also compare individual prices and addresses together with their reporting dates. The source does not establish this operator’s margin from the final price or whether every cross-border detour is worthwhile.
Hypothetical annual example: 220 travel days, 60 km per day and consumption of 6 litres per 100 km produce 13,200 km and 792 litres. These are assumptions, not measured commuter averages. Replace them with your own figures and multiply the litres by the chosen price in the same currency. The result covers fuel only: maintenance, insurance, vehicle taxes, tolls and time should be evaluated separately. Fuel expenses are not automatically deducted from income tax and do not establish a fixed percentage of total commuting costs.
In Silandro, the minimum gasoline price in the available sample is 1.990 EUR/litre. MIMIT collects operator-reported prices: check the reporting date before comparing Italy and Switzerland.
The minimum gasoline price in Silandro is 1.990 EUR/litre. The table lists sampled stations in price order. Compare the same fuel in the Chiasso Ticino zone using observations from comparable periods and the same currency. Savings depend on the litres purchased and actual detour costs; a per-litre difference alone does not establish whether the trip is worthwhile.
→ See the Ticino average price (Chiasso)