South Africa’s petrol price is expected to remain relatively flat in November 2019, bringing little relief to embattled consumers.<\/p>\n
According to the latest mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF), petrol prices are expected to increase for 95 grade and again drop for 93 grade.<\/p>\n
Petrol 95 is expected to increase by 10 cents per litre, while petrol 93 is currently showing a decrease of 5 cents per litre.<\/p>\n
Diesel, meanwhile, is reaming fairly flat, with an expected drop of between 0-2 cents per litre for 0.05% sulphur content and 0.005% sulphur content, respectively.<\/p>\n
The price changes reflect the flattening out of both the USD\/ZAR exchange rate month-to-date, as well as the relative stabilisation of international oil prices, despite reported incidents of attacks on oil-producing countries in the middle east.<\/p>\n
With the flat fuel price bringing little relief, BusinessTech looked at some of the most fuel-efficient budget cars you can buy in South Africa right now.<\/p>\n
*Average fuel consumption takes into account both urban and extra-urban travel.<\/em><\/p>\n Smart fortwo base – R176,434<\/strong><\/p>\n Toyota Aygo 1.0 – R174,900<\/strong><\/p>\n Peugeot 108 1.0 Active – R179,900<\/strong><\/p>\n Renault Kwid 1.0 Expression – R140,900<\/strong><\/p>\n Suzuki Celerio 1.0 GA – R141,400<\/strong><\/p>\n Suzuki Swift 1.2 GA – R162,900<\/strong><\/p>\n Suzuki DZire 1.2 GA – R163,900<\/strong><\/p>\n
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