The hikes follow a sharp rebound in international crude markets, where Brent crude breached the $90 per barrel threshold in recent trading sessions.
The price adjustments reflect the direct pass-through of higher wholesale costs to consumers.
As oil prices recover, European fuel distributors are moving quickly to protect margins, reversing some of the relief seen in retail fuel costs earlier in the year.
The move adds to the cost-of-living burden for households and logistics operators across the region.
This development aligns with a broader global trend of rising fuel costs.