Since the invention of cars, most vehicles have relied on gasoline as fuel. Each country has different price levels for this fuel. Here is a list of the top 10 countries with the highest fuel prices.

The price of each gallon of fuel in Singapore has reached Rp123,000. The implementation of higher taxes has increased the price of oil in the small country.

In Greece, the cost for one gallon of fuel reached Rp124,000. The increase in fuel prices in the country is caused by several tax tariffs imposed by the government.

In Barbados, the cost to obtain one gallon of fuel reaches Rp124,900. The tariff policy implemented by the government, along with other additional costs, makes the fuel prices there expensive.

Every gallon of fuel in Liechtenstein is subject to a fee of Rp125,000. This small country relies on imports to meet its energy needs, including oil.

The cost of one gallon of fuel in Norway reaches Rp.127,000. Global market instability is one of the main factors causing fuel prices to be high in that country.

he translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: The price of one gallon of gas in the Netherlands reaches Rp130,000. The unexpected changes in gas prices in the global market have caused price instability. As a follow-up, the government has implemented a tax tariff increase for gas

The price of one gallon of gas in Denmark reaches Rp.131,500. This is due to the fact that energy and gas prices are influenced by trade in the European Union, which also affects Denmark.

he translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the html tags is as follows: The cost for one gallon of fuel in Iceland is Rp138,500. Due to the long distance from all directions, transportation becomes expensive, resulting in a significant increase in prices

The cost for one gallon of fuel in Monaco reaches Rp139,000. Monaco, a small country without its own energy infrastructure, experiences a high increase in fuel prices.

The cost of one gallon of fuel in Hong Kong reaches Rp187,000. The lack of oil refineries in Hong Kong is the main cause of these high prices, so all fuel needs must be imported to Hong Kong.