MOL had set the top-up limit for retail motorists at 100 liters early in March.
On Friday, MOL told MTI the limit was set to ensure customer service and the uninterrupted operation of refueling stations. The new limit was determined based on "the volume that is sufficient for retail customers", it added.
Motorists will pay the market price for top-up volumes over 50 liters.
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