Ankara to Berlin by car

2,650 km, about 27 hours of driving without breaks or border waits, 7 countries. Estimated total €418 (one way).

What this estimate assumes

Diesel, 6.5 l/100 km, 2 people, one way, passenger car (class 1), a 14-day trip. Starting from Ankara.

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  • Turkey706 km · 27%
  • Bulgaria351 km · 13%
  • Serbia533 km · 20%
  • Hungary351 km · 13%
  • Slovakia79 km · 3%
  • Czechia378 km · 14%
  • Germany247 km · 10%

Total estimated cost

€418 estimate

  • Fuel€33279%
  • Tolls€8621%
Per person
€209
Per km (fuel only)
€0.13
Per km (tolls included)
€0.16
Distance
2,650 km
Driving time
26 h 43 min

All amounts are estimates and do not replace official tariffs. Driving time leaves out breaks and waiting at borders. · Data as of: 5 October 2026

Where the money goes

Bars show each country's share of the total

  • Turkey706 km · Kınalı → Edirne, Mecidiye → Akıncı and 2 more gate pairs€103
  • Serbia533 km · closed-system motorway€92
  • Hungary351 km · vignette€63
  • Czechia378 km · vignette€57
  • Bulgaria351 km · vignette€49
  • Germany247 km · no motorway toll for cars€36
  • Slovakia79 km · vignette€18

Dark is fuel, light is tolls. A hatched toll rests on an assumption.

Return trip

€829

Less than twice the one-way figure: some vignettes still cover the way back, so they are not bought again.

By fuel

The same road, the same two people. Only the fuel and what it burns change. The consumption figures are round starting values for a mid-size car, not yours.

Diesel6.5 L/100 km · Fuel €332€418
Petrol7.5 L/100 km · Fuel €344€431
LPG9.5 L/100 km · Fuel €213€300
Electric, DC fast charging18 kWh/100 km · Charging €289€366

Tolls differ by row: Diesel €86, Petrol €86, LPG €86, Electric €77.

On the Electric row, Czechia: Electric cars pay no Czech vignette. A car registered abroad has to file a notification of exemption on edalnice.gov.cz first.

The oldest price on each row: Diesel 5 October 2026, Petrol 5 October 2026, LPG 1 October 2026, Electric 5 September 2026.

On the Electric row the price for Serbia is estimated or missing. The calculator says why on that country's line.

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What each country charges

  • Turkey: a closed motorway system, €22 by entry and exit gate.
  • Bulgaria: motorways are paid by vignette, which comes to €5.30 for this trip.
  • Serbia: a closed system, €23 for the ticket between Dimitrovgrad → Subotica.
  • Hungary: motorways are paid by vignette, which comes to €19 for this trip.
  • Slovakia: motorways are paid by vignette, which comes to €8.10 for this trip.
  • Czechia: motorways are paid by vignette, which comes to €9.44 for this trip.
  • Germany: no motorway charge for a car.

Country breakdown

CountryDistanceFuelTolls
Turkey706 km€8045.9 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €1.75€22
  • Europe Motorway (O-3): Kınalı → Edirne€2.43
  • Anatolia Motorway (O-4): Mecidiye → Akıncı€5.54
  • North Marmara Motorway — Europe (O-7): Fatih (G23) → Kınalı (G11)€4.72
  • Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge and North Ring Motorway: Odayeri → Kurnaköy€9.44
Tariff checked against kgm.gov.tr, avrasyatuneli.com, otoyolas.com.tr on 11 October 2026.
Kapıkule – Kapitan Andreevo
Bulgaria351 km€4322.8 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €1.89€5.30
  • 1-day e-vignette€5.30
The vignette is required on most first-class national roads, not just motorways. Prices include the increase of 1 August 2026. The weekend vignette is valid only from Friday 12:00 to Sunday 23:59.Tariff of 1 August 2026, checked against bgtoll.bg on 11 October 2026.
Kalotina – Gradina
Serbia533 km€7034.7 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €2.01€23
  • Dimitrovgrad → Subotica€23
Tariff of 1 July 2026, checked against putevi-srbije.rs on 11 October 2026.
Horgoš – Röszke
Hungary351 km€4422.8 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €1.93€19
  • 10-day vignette (D1)€19
The drive crosses midnight. A one-day vignette is valid for a calendar day, so the option covering both days was taken.Tariff of 1 January 2026, checked against nemzetiutdij.hu on 11 October 2026.
Hungary → Slovakia border crossing
Slovakia79 km€105.1 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €1.97€8.10
  • 1-day e-vignette€8.10
Tariff checked against eznamka.sk on 11 October 2026.
Slovakia → Czechia border crossing
Czechia378 km€4824.6 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €1.95€9.44
  • 1-day e-vignette€9.44
Tariff of 1 January 2026, checked against edalnice.gov.cz on 11 October 2026.
Czechia → Germany border crossing
Germany247 km€3616.1 L (6.5 L/100 km) × €2.25€0
FreeGerman motorways are free for cars. Some cities require an emissions badge (Umweltplakette).

Lines naming a toll plaza are the published price of a plaza the route actually drives through. Lines reading "tolled road" have their distance measured from the route but charge a national average rate; lines reading "motorway (assumed)" assume the distance too, because plaza-level data does not exist yet for that country. Bridge, tunnel, vignette and published transit prices are actual prices.

What we do not know

Every toll on this route comes from a published tariff. No line rests on an assumption.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Ankara to Berlin by car, and how long does it take?

The route we measured is 2,650 km. Driving time without stops is about 26 h 43 min. Breaks, border queues and traffic are not included.

How much does it cost to drive from Ankara to Berlin?

An estimated €418 one way: €332 fuel and €86 tolls. Costed for a diesel car using 6.5 L/100 km with 2 people, €209 each. The oldest fuel price in the sum was read on 5 October 2026.

Which countries on the way charge tolls or a vignette?

Tolls and vignettes paid on this trip: Turkey €22, Bulgaria €5.30, Serbia €23, Hungary €19, Slovakia €8.10, and Czechia €9.44. Motorways in Germany are free for cars.

How much is the round trip?

€829. Less than twice the one-way figure: some vignettes still cover the way back, so they are not bought again.

How much is Ankara to Berlin in a petrol, LPG or electric car?

An estimated one-way total of €431 on petrol, €300 on LPG, €366 for an electric car on DC fast chargers and €418 on diesel. The consumption figures are round values for a mid-size car. Tolls differ by fuel, and the table on the page has the detail.

About this route

The only route that does not start in İstanbul, and that single difference rewrites the Turkish half of the sum. A journey out of Ankara uses the Anatolian Motorway (O-4) end to end, and that road's gate pairs have been read off the KGM tariff — so most of the Turkish line here is a published fare rather than an estimate. The Bosphorus has to be crossed as well, and which structure the route uses moves the figure noticeably. Past Kapıkule it is the Berlin route exactly; the difference is entirely in the first eight hundred kilometres.

What this figure leaves out

Accommodation, food, waiting at borders, tyres and wear, green card insurance, parking. Only fuel and the charges on the road itself are counted.

See the whole road, or one leg of it

This route is one piece of the corridor. Why each country charges differently, what changes at every border, and what all twelve routes come to side by side, on one page.

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This route was measured on 26 August 2026. Prices are recalculated from current data on every deployment. · Every figure is an estimate, see where the data comes from