After two consecutive months of good news, fuel prices in Malaysia will go up again in October 2015. Starting from tomorrow (Thursday), RON 95, RON 97 and diesel will all be 10 sen more expensive per litre.
So, RON 95 will be priced at RM2.05 per litre (10 sen up compared to September 2015), RON 97 at RM2.45 per litre (10 sen up), diesel at RM1.90 per litre (10 sen up) and Euro 5 Diesel at RM2.00 (10 sen up).
In case you’ve forgotten, RON 97 fuel in Malaysia now adheres to the more stringent Euro 4M quality standard. First to introduce it was Petronas, with its new Primax 97 with improved Advanced Energy Formula. The new blend powers our brand new Driven Web Series season. Be sure to watch the first episode, where we compare the Mercedes-Benz A 45 against the CLA 45 and GLA 45 AMG.
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