According to the latest notice from China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), domestic refined oil prices have seen their first increase of 2024. Effective at 24:00 on January 17, 2024, gasoline prices rose by RMB 190 per ton, and diesel by RMB 185 per ton. At the retail level, this translates to an increase of approximately RMB 0.15 per liter for Grade 92 gasoline and RMB 0.16 per liter for Grade 95 gasoline. For a typical passenger car with a 50-liter fuel tank, filling up with Grade 92 gasoline now costs about RMB 7.5 more. However, some media reports simplify this figure to “an extra RMB 3.5 per full tank,” likely based on smaller tank sizes (e.g., around 23 liters) or regional price variations. This adjustment is primarily driven by rising international crude oil prices—such as Brent and WTI—due to global supply-demand dynamics and geopolitical tensions. Although the increase is modest, as the year’s first hike, it may slightly affect household transportation expenses and logistics costs. Future oil price trends will depend on global energy market developments and domestic policy adjustments.
根据国家发展改革委最新通知，国内成品油价格迎来2024年首次上调。自2024年1月17日24时起，汽油每吨上调190元，柴油每吨上调185元。折合到零售端，92号汽油每升上调约0.15元，95号汽油每升上调约0.16元。以普通家用轿车油箱容量50升计算，加满一箱92号汽油将多花约7.5元；若按部分媒体简化估算（如以较小油箱或特定油价计算），则可能表述为“多花3.5元”。此次调价主要受国际原油市场供需变化及地缘政治等因素影响，近期布伦特和WTI原油价格持续走高，推动国内油价联动上涨。尽管本次涨幅不大，但作为年内首涨，可能对居民出行成本和物流运输行业产生一定影响。后续油价走势仍需密切关注全球能源市场动态及国内调控政策。需要说明的是，“加满一箱油多花3.5元”这一说法可能是基于特定车型（如油箱容量约23升）或地区油价差异的简化估算，实际支出因地区、油品和车辆而异。
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