The Prime Minister has announced that the prices for RON97, RON92 and diesel fuel will receive small reductions of between 8 to 22 sen as of tomorrow.
With the new price structure, RON92 is now cheaper than diesel fuel. You may want to pump that if your car allows it. It was previously 4 sen more expensive than diesel fuel.
With diesel so expensive now, when is Malaysian diesel going to be upgraded to modern standards instead of the current MS123 standard?
The following are the new prices:
| Fuel | Old Price | Reduction | New Price |
| RON97 | RM2.70 | RM0.15 | RM2.55 |
| RON92 | RM2.62 | RM0.22 | RM2.40 |
| Diesel | RM2.58 | RM0.08 | RM2.50 |
| V-Power | RM3.15 | RM0.10 | RM3.05 |
I’ll believe it when I see it at the pumps.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about Malaysia lowering fuel prices focus on the small 15-cent reduction, with many expressing skepticism about its significance and criticizing it as a political gimmick timed around the Permatang Pauh by-election. Some feel the decrease is too little to make a meaningful difference, especially since prices of goods remain high. Several comments mention the government’s timing and transparency, accusing it of manipulation to win votes and referencing past promises not kept. Others highlight economic frustrations, corruption, and the wider impact on living costs, while a few supporters appreciate the reduction but remain doubtful of its sincerity or long-term effects. Overall, sentiments are mixed, with skepticism and frustration predominating, viewing the move primarily as political posturing rather than genuine economic relief.