This Tuesday, February 17, the state-owned oil company Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) announced its pilot program for the sale of 97-octane Super Premium gasoline at gas stations in Caracas.

At these service stations, this high-quality fuel is being sold for $1 per liter, which is double the current price of regular gasoline ($0.50 per liter).

According to experts, the capacity of gasoline tanks depends on the vehicle’s engine displacement, “ranging from 35 to 120 liters, so filling the tank could cost between $35 and $120.”

If this initiative proves successful, the plan would be extended to other states in the country.

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Source: acn

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