中国国家发改委宣布，自7月31日24时起上调国内成品油价格[1]。其中汽油每吨上调685元、柴油每吨上调655元[1]，折合升价分别上调0.54至0.57元和0.56元[1]。这是2026年中国成品油价的第十次上涨[1]。
此次调整将直接增加消费者的出行成本。油箱容量50升的私家车加满一箱92号汽油将比之前多花27元[1]。月跑两千公里、百公里油耗8升的小型私家车在下次调价窗口开启前（8月14日24时）的燃油成本将增加约40元[1]；月跑10000公里、百公里油耗38升的重型卡车在半个月内的单辆车燃油成本将增加993元左右[1]。
中东地缘冲突升级、油轮被袭击和红海局势升温是此次油价上涨的主要原因[1]。2026年国内成品油调价将呈现"十涨四跌一搁浅"的格局[1]。
China's National Development and Reform Commission announced an increase in domestic refined oil prices effective July 31 at midnight, marking the tenth adjustment in 2026.[1] Gasoline prices rose by 685 yuan per ton while diesel increased by 655 yuan per ton, translating to per-liter increases of 0.54 to 0.57 yuan for gasoline and 0.56 yuan for diesel.[1]
The price adjustment will have measurable impacts across consumer and commercial segments.[1] A private vehicle with a 50-liter fuel tank will spend approximately 27 yuan more to fill up with 92-octane gasoline, while a compact car traveling 2,000 kilometers monthly with fuel consumption of 8 liters per 100 kilometers will face roughly 40 yuan in additional fuel costs before the next pricing adjustment window opens on August 14.[1] Heavy-duty trucks covering 10,000 kilometers per month with fuel consumption of 38 liters per 100 kilometers will see fuel costs rise by approximately 993 yuan per vehicle over the next two weeks.[1]
The escalation stems from geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and maritime security challenges.[1] Middle East geopolitical conflicts, attacks on oil tankers, decreased traffic through strategic sea lanes, and heightened instability in the Red Sea have collectively driven up global crude oil prices.[1] By year-end, China's refined oil price adjustments are expected to follow a pattern of ten increases, four decreases, and one freeze.[1]