Motorists who are using RON97 for their cars will have to pay an extra 15 sen per litre beginning tomorrow – 1st of December 2010. The new price for RON97 will be RM2.30 per litre.
The last time RON97’s price was hiked, it was just about a month ago on the 2nd of November 2010. The hike back then was smaller – just 5 sen from RM2.10 per litre to RM2.15 per litre.
RON95 and diesel remains the same price of RM1.85 per litre and RM1.75 per litre respectively.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express frustration over the fuel price hike from RM2.30 to RM2.45 per liter for RON97, highlighting concerns about the impact on car owners, especially those with high-performance vehicles requiring RON97. Many critics feel the increase is unnecessary and believe the government should use savings from subsidies more wisely or improve public transportation. Some sarcastically criticize the government for not efficiently managing national assets like Petronas or building unnecessary mega-projects. Others compare Malaysia with countries like the UK and US, pointing out higher incomes and better infrastructure, and suggest moving away from reliance on expensive fuel or advocating for hybrid/electric vehicles. Overall, there is widespread disappointment, accusations of government mismanagement, and calls for political change, with many emphasizing their dissatisfaction with the current policies and economic direction.