Gasoline consumption as percent of income

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The chart shows the percent of income spent on gasoline in various countries. In countries with a low percent, we have some combination of limited gasoline consumption, low gasoline price and high income. The chart uses our latest gasoline price data. Press Ctrl+F on your keyboard to search for a specific country. Another look at the data is to consider the percent of monthly income that is needed to fill a tank of gas in various countries.

Turkey

Qatar

Singapore

Hong Kong

Norway

Belgium

Ireland

France

Cape Verde

Spain

Austria

Lithuania

Switzerland

Luxembourg

Nepal

Burma

South Korea

Italy

Denmark

Romania

United Kingdom

Germany

Peru

Sweden

Argentina

Ivory Coast

Portugal

Colombia

Slovakia

Poland

Sri Lanka

Netherlands

Panama

Iceland

Kuwait

Czech Republic

Australia

India

Latvia

United Arab Emirates

Algeria

Rwanda

China

Finland

Laos

Japan

Dominican Republic

Bulgaria

Madagascar

Slovenia

Tunisia

Northern Macedonia

Malta

Mauritius

Hungary

Chile

Philippines

Montenegro

Pakistan

Estonia

Tanzania

Serbia

Croatia

Zambia

Uruguay

Israel

Bosnia & Herz.

USA

Russia

Kenya

Belarus

Guatemala

Sierra Leone

Indonesia

Malawi

Thailand

Puerto Rico

Ecuador

Saudi Arabia

Malaysia

El Salvador

Egypt

Moldova

New Zealand

Ghana

Cameroon

Bolivia

Brazil

Vietnam

Ukraine

Georgia

Fiji

Nicaragua

Namibia

Bahamas

Canada

Cyprus

Cambodia

Afghanistan

Mozambique

Greece

Aruba

Oman

South Africa

Zimbabwe

Honduras

Saint Lucia

Burkina Faso

Grenada

Mexico

Lesotho

Togo

Jamaica

Lebanon

Barbados

Guyana

Belize

Jordan

Kyrgyzstan

Suriname

Benin

Notes: The calculations use gasoline consumption data from the U.S. Energy Information Agency, GDP data from the World Bank, and our data on fuel prices.