Honduras: gasoline prices will drop starting November 2, but kerosene and vehicular gas will rise

Fuel prices in Honduras will see new adjustments starting Monday, November 2, with reductions in gasoline and increases in kerosene and vehicular gas. (PHOTO: La Tribuna) Fuel prices in Honduras will register new adjustments starting Monday, November 2, 2026, with reductions in premium and regular gasoline, increases in kerosene and vehicular liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), while diesel will keep its current value. The new structure was announced by the Secretariat of Energy (SEN) as part of the weekly review of petroleum derivatives. The changes will apply at service stations in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, the country's two main cities. The largest reductions will be reflected in regular gasoline in San Pedro Sula, which will drop L2.93 per gallon, while premium gasoline will see a decrease of up to L2.79 in the capital. In Tegucigalpa, premium gasoline will see a reduction of L2.79, so its new price will be L152.22 per gallon. Regular gasoline will decrease L2.78 and will sell for L137.23. Premium gasoline will drop L2.79 in Tegucigalpa, so drivers will pay L152.22 per gallon starting when the new structure takes effect. (PHOTO: El Heraldo) In San Pedro Sula, premium gasoline will drop L2.44, reaching L147.01 per gallon. Regular gasoline, meanwhile, will register a reduction of L2.93 and will cost L132.04. These adjustments represent relief for drivers who use both types of gasoline, although prices remain subject to the weekly reviews conducted by the Secretariat of Energy. Unlike gasoline, diesel will not experience changes during the coming week. Its price will remain at L153.53 per gallon in Tegucigalpa and L149.20 in San Pedro Sula. The SEN explained that the Government will maintain the economic intervention applied to this derivative to prevent international variations from being fully passed on to the consumer. The accumulated support for diesel will reach L44.06 during the period from October 5 to November 8, according to official data. Regular gasoline will register a reduction of L2.93 in San Pedro Sula and will sell for L132.04 per gallon, according to the announcement by the Secretariat of Energy. (PHOTO: El Heraldo) This measure seeks to contain the impact of international oil prices, especially for a fuel used by freight transport, public transportation, and various productive activities. While gasoline will see reductions, other derivatives will experience increases starting Monday. Kerosene will increase L1.30 per gallon in Tegucigalpa, where its new price will be L148.40. In San Pedro Sula, the increase will be L1.15, reaching L143.14. Vehicular liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), meanwhile, will see an increase of L2.57 in both cities. With this adjustment, the price of vehicular LPG will reach L61.23 in Tegucigalpa and L57.22 in San Pedro Sula. These increases contrast with the reductions announced for gasoline and represent a new adjustment for consumers who use these derivatives in their daily activities. Diesel will keep its price of L153.53 in Tegucigalpa and L149.20 in San Pedro Sula due to the economic support the Government applies to contain international variations. (PHOTO: El Heraldo) As for domestic LPG, the Secretariat of Energy confirmed that the cylinder will keep its price unchanged during the coming week. In Tegucigalpa it will continue to sell for L249.62, while in San Pedro Sula it will keep its value of L228.47. The Government maintains a subsidy of L93.36 for consumers in the capital and L90.88 for those in San Pedro Sula, with the aim of preventing international increases from directly affecting the cost of this product used in Honduran homes. The new price structure will take effect on Monday, November 2 and will remain in place during the week corresponding to the period announced by the SEN. With these measures, the Government seeks to cushion the impact of international variations in petroleum derivatives, through temporary economic support for fuels such as diesel and domestic gas.