Malaysia fuel prices Nov 5–11, 2026: All prices down
Malaysia’s unsubsidised fuel prices are lower from 5 to 11 November 2026, with RON95 falling to RM4.27 per litre, RON97 to RM4.70 and diesel to RM5.12. Eligible Malaysians continue to pay RM1.99 per litre for RON95 under BUDI95 and RM2.10 for diesel under BUDI Diesel.
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Key takeaways
- Unsubsidised RON95 falls 15 sen to RM4.27 per litre.
- RON97 falls 20 sen to RM4.70 per litre.
- Unsubsidised diesel falls 15 sen to RM5.12 per litre.
- BUDI95 RON95 remains RM1.99 per litre for eligible Malaysians.
- BUDI Diesel remains RM2.10 per litre for eligible recipients.
Malaysia fuel prices for 5–11 November 2026
The Ministry of Finance has announced lower retail prices for unsubsidised petrol and diesel for the week from 5 to 11 November 2026. The latest rates are based on the Automatic Pricing Mechanism.
| Fuel | Previous price | New price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unsubsidised RON95 | RM4.42/L | RM4.27/L | Down 15 sen |
| RON97 | RM4.90/L | RM4.70/L | Down 20 sen |
| Unsubsidised diesel B10/B15 | RM5.27/L | RM5.12/L | Down 15 sen |
The new prices take effect from 5 November and remain in place through 11 November 2026. The Ministry of Finance said the latest changes reflect developments in regional petroleum markets and lower Brent crude oil prices towards the end of the APM calculation period.
What changed this week?
All three major unsubsidised fuel prices have fallen compared with the previous week. RON97 recorded the largest reduction at 20 sen per litre, while unsubsidised RON95 and diesel each fell by 15 sen.
For drivers paying market prices, the reduction means a lower cost at the pump compared with the 29 October to 4 November pricing period.
The previous weekly prices were RM4.42 per litre for unsubsidised RON95, RM4.90 for RON97 and RM5.27 for unsubsidised diesel.
Expert tip: Fuel prices are reviewed weekly, so check the latest Wednesday announcement before planning a large refuelling stop, particularly if you are travelling long distances.
Subsidised fuel prices remain unchanged
The reductions apply to unsubsidised fuel prices. Eligible motorists under the relevant subsidy programmes continue to receive the existing subsidised rates.
| Fuel or programme | Price |
|---|---|
| RON95 under BUDI95 | RM1.99/L |
| Diesel under BUDI Diesel | RM2.10/L |
| RON95 under SKPS | RM2.05/L |
| Diesel under SKDS | RM2.15/L |
Eligible Malaysians can continue purchasing subsidised RON95 and diesel using their MyKad, subject to the applicable eligibility requirements and monthly limits.
Common mistake: Do not assume that every driver automatically receives the subsidised fuel price. Unsubsidised and subsidised prices apply to different categories, so check your eligibility before estimating your fuel costs.
Why did fuel prices fall?
The Ministry of Finance said regional petroleum markets showed signs of moderation following increased supplies of refined fuel products, including petrol and diesel inventories in Singapore.
Lower Brent crude oil prices towards the end of the APM calculation period also contributed to the lower fuel prices for this week.
However, the ministry noted that geopolitical uncertainties in West Asia continue to pose risks to global petroleum price stability. This means future weekly fuel prices can still move depending on market conditions.
How much can you save?
The savings from the latest reduction depend on how much fuel you purchase.
For example, a 40-litre fill-up at the new unsubsidised RON95 price of RM4.27 costs RM170.80. At last week’s RM4.42 per litre, the same 40 litres would have cost RM176.80, giving a difference of RM6.
For RON97, 40 litres now costs RM188. At RM4.90 per litre previously, the same amount would have cost RM196, a difference of RM8.
For unsubsidised diesel, 40 litres now costs RM204.80. At the previous RM5.27 per litre, it would have cost RM210.80, giving a difference of RM6.
These examples are based on purchasing exactly 40 litres. Your actual fuel bill will depend on the amount of fuel you put into your vehicle and the price category that applies to you.
Tips for managing fuel costs
- Check the weekly fuel price before filling up.
- Plan longer journeys to avoid unnecessary trips and detours.
- Keep your tyres inflated to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended pressure.
- Follow the vehicle's recommended maintenance schedule.
- Use the fuel grade specified for your vehicle.
- If you rely on subsidised fuel, make sure you understand the applicable eligibility requirements.
Tracking your fuel spending over time can also help you understand how much your vehicle costs to run and identify changes in your monthly driving expenses.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the RON95 price in Malaysia from 5 to 11 November 2026?
Unsubsidised RON95 is RM4.27 per litre from 5 to 11 November 2026. Eligible BUDI95 recipients continue to pay RM1.99 per litre.
2. What is the RON97 price from 5 to 11 November 2026?
RON97 is RM4.70 per litre for the week, down 20 sen from RM4.90 previously.
3. What is the diesel price in Malaysia this week?
Unsubsidised diesel is RM5.12 per litre from 5 to 11 November 2026.
4. How much did RON95 fall this week?
Unsubsidised RON95 fell by 15 sen per litre, from RM4.42 to RM4.27.
5. How much did RON97 fall this week?
RON97 fell by 20 sen per litre, from RM4.90 to RM4.70.
6. How much did diesel fall this week?
Unsubsidised diesel fell by 15 sen per litre, from RM5.27 to RM5.12.
7. Is BUDI95 still RM1.99 per litre?
Yes. Eligible BUDI95 recipients continue to pay RM1.99 per litre for RON95 during the 5–11 November 2026 pricing period.
8. Is BUDI Diesel still RM2.10 per litre?
Yes. Eligible BUDI Diesel recipients continue to pay RM2.10 per litre during this pricing period.
9. When do Malaysia's weekly fuel prices change?
Fuel prices are announced weekly, with the latest rates taking effect from Thursday and remaining in place through the following Wednesday.
10. Why did Malaysia's fuel prices fall this week?
The Ministry of Finance attributed the reduction to easing regional petroleum market conditions, increased refined fuel supplies and lower Brent crude oil prices during the relevant calculation period.
Conclusion
Malaysia's unsubsidised fuel prices are lower from 5 to 11 November 2026, with RON95 at RM4.27 per litre, RON97 at RM4.70 and diesel at RM5.12. Eligible motorists under BUDI95 and BUDI Diesel continue to receive their existing subsidised rates. Check the weekly price before refuelling and keep track of your fuel spending to manage your vehicle costs more effectively.
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