Malaysia fuel prices: 29 Oct to 4 Nov 2026
From 29 October to 4 November 2026, unsubsidised RON95 rises to RM4.42 per litre, RON97 to RM4.90 and unsubsidised diesel to RM5.27. Eligible BUDI95 and BUDI Diesel recipients continue to pay their existing subsidised rates.
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Key takeaways
- Unsubsidised RON95 rises by 10 sen to RM4.42 per litre.
- RON97 rises by 10 sen to RM4.90 per litre.
- Unsubsidised diesel rises by 20 sen to RM5.27 per litre.
- BUDI95 remains RM1.99 per litre for eligible recipients; BUDI Diesel remains RM2.10.
- The announced prices apply from 29 October through 4 November 2026.
Fuel prices from 29 October to 4 November
The Ministry of Finance’s weekly fuel price announcement sets higher rates for unsubsidised petrol and diesel this week. The following prices are reported for the period from 29 October to 4 November 2026:
| Fuel type | Previous price | New price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unsubsidised RON95 | RM4.32 per litre | RM4.42 per litre | Up 10 sen |
| RON97 | RM4.80 per litre | RM4.90 per litre | Up 10 sen |
| Unsubsidised diesel, B10/B15 | RM5.07 per litre | RM5.27 per litre | Up 20 sen |
| Euro 5 B7 diesel | RM5.27 per litre | RM5.47 per litre | Up 20 sen |
For the prior week’s official subsidy prices and programme details, see the Ministry of Finance announcement.
What changed this week?
Unsubsidised RON95 and RON97 each increase by 10 sen per litre, while unsubsidised diesel increases by 20 sen. The Ministry of Finance cited higher global oil prices and concerns about potential supply disruptions in West Asia, according to The Edge’s report on the ministry’s announcement.
The new rates are valid for one week. Check the price displayed at the pump and confirm which fuel category applies to your vehicle and eligibility before filling up.
Expert tip: If you are planning a long drive, estimate your fuel use before setting off. A 10-sen or 20-sen increase per litre has a larger effect when you refuel a bigger tank.
Subsidised fuel prices
The reported increase applies to the unsubsidised prices. The subsidised rates remain unchanged for eligible recipients and designated programmes:
| Programme or category | Price |
|---|---|
| RON95 under BUDI95 | RM1.99 per litre |
| Diesel under BUDI Diesel | RM2.10 per litre |
| Petrol under SKPS | RM2.05 per litre |
| Diesel under SKDS | RM2.15 per litre |
These rates apply to eligible recipients or qualifying uses under the relevant programmes. The subsidised price is not automatically available to every driver or vehicle.
Common mistake: Don’t assume that every RON95 or diesel purchase will be charged at the subsidised rate. Check your eligibility and the applicable programme rules before budgeting.
How the increase may affect your fuel bill
The added cost depends on the number of litres you buy. For a 40-litre fill-up, the 10-sen increase adds RM4 for unsubsidised RON95 or RON97. A 20-sen increase adds RM8 for 40 litres of unsubsidised diesel.
These examples compare the previous and new per-litre prices. Your actual bill depends on how much fuel you purchase and the price category that applies.
Tips for managing fuel costs
- Check your fuel level and plan refuelling around your regular journeys.
- Combine nearby errands where practical to reduce unnecessary trips.
- Keep tyres inflated to the vehicle maker’s recommended pressure and follow your vehicle’s maintenance schedule.
- Use the fuel type specified in your vehicle manual.
- If you rely on a subsidy, confirm your eligibility and current programme conditions through official channels.
Conclusion
Unsubsidised petrol and diesel prices are higher for the week of 29 October to 4 November 2026, while the listed subsidised programme rates remain unchanged. Check the applicable price before filling up and plan your fuel budget for the week.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the RON95 price in Malaysia from 29 October 2026?
Unsubsidised RON95 is RM4.42 per litre from 29 October to 4 November 2026. Eligible BUDI95 recipients continue to pay RM1.99 per litre.
2. What is the RON97 price from 29 October to 4 November?
RON97 is RM4.90 per litre for the week, up 10 sen from RM4.80.
3. What is the diesel price in Malaysia this week?
The reported unsubsidised B10/B15 diesel price is RM5.27 per litre. Euro 5 B7 diesel is RM5.47 per litre.
4. How much did unsubsidised diesel increase?
Unsubsidised diesel increased by 20 sen per litre for the period from 29 October to 4 November 2026.
5. Is BUDI95 still RM1.99 per litre?
Yes. The BUDI95 price remains RM1.99 per litre for eligible recipients during this pricing period.
6. Is BUDI Diesel still RM2.10 per litre?
Yes. The reported BUDI Diesel price remains RM2.10 per litre for eligible recipients.
7. When do the new fuel prices take effect?
The new prices take effect on 29 October 2026 and remain in force through 4 November 2026.
8. Why did fuel prices rise this week?
The Ministry of Finance cited higher global oil prices and concerns about possible supply disruptions in West Asia, as reported by The Edge.
9. How much more does a 40-litre fill-up cost?
At the new rates, a 40-litre fill-up costs RM4 more for unsubsidised RON95 or RON97 than at the previous week’s prices. For unsubsidised diesel, it costs RM8 more.
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