This Sunday, January 1, 2023, new gasoline and ACPM prices will come into force in Colombia, after the national government readjusted the rates.
(This is how the official gasoline prices were for January 2023).
The retail price of regular gasoline in the different cities of the country will rise by up to $400. The average per gallon will be $10,167.
For his part, the retail price of the ACPM in the different cities of the country will have a maximum adjustment of $65settling at $9,065 per gallon.
It should be noted that these are reference prices, which vary city by city.
After this readjustment, Villavicencio, Cali and Bogota will be the cities with the most expensive gallon of gasoline in the country.
In Bogotá the average price per gallon will be $10,523, while in Cali and Villavicencio it will be $10,559 and $10,623, respectively.
(Government will pay $4 billion to the Fuel Stabilization Fund).
Villavicencio will be the city in which the most expensive gasoline of the main cities is sold in January, taking into account the reference price table provided by the national government.
At the other end are Pasto and Cúcutawhich are the cities with the lowest average price of gasoline for January 2023.
In Pasto the gallon will be $8,916, while in Cúcuta it will be $8,575.
Below are the reference prices, city by city:
Bogota
Gasoline: $10,523
ACPM: $9,357
Medellin
Gasoline: $10,460
ACPM: $9,372
Cali
Gasoline: $10,559
ACPM: $9,484
Barranquilla
Gasoline: $10,198
ACPM: $9,060
Cartagena
Gasoline: $10,156
ACPM: $9,028
Hunting
Gasoline: $10,406
ACPM: $9,278
Bucaramanga
Gasoline: $10,273
ACPM: $9,125
Villavicencio
Gasoline: $10,623
ACPM: $9,457
Pereira
Gasoline: $10,502
ACPM: $9,429
Manizales
Gasoline: $10,513
ACPM: $9,417
ibagué
Gasoline: $10,467
ACPM: $9,348
Grass
Gasoline: $8,916
ACPM: $8,396
cucuta
Gasoline: $8,575
ACPM: $7,089
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