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 express a mixture of gratitude and skepticism about the fuel price reduction, viewing it as a political move to gain votes rather than a significant change. Many highlight that the small reduction will have minimal impact on the cost of living, especially with rising prices of goods. Some appreciate the gesture but remain critical of the government’s inconsistent policies and economic management, feeling that the reduction is a temporary tactic rather than a lasting solution. Overall, sentiments are cautiously hopeful but largely pragmatic.