Good news! Fuel prices for the month of August 2015 have been announced, and it turns out that the cost of all grades of fuel have been cut by 10 sen.
As such, come midnight, RON 95 petrol will be priced at RM2.05 per litre, RON 97 petrol at RM2.45 per litre (inclusive of 6% GST), diesel at RM1.95 and Euro 5 diesel at RM2.05. This compares favourably to current prices of RM2.15 per litre for RON 95 petrol, RM2.55 per litre for RON 97 petrol, RM2.05 for diesel and RM2.15 for Euro 5 diesel.
Before you rejoice at the lower RON 97 petrol price and head out for a fresh tank of high-octane fuel, be sure to read our real-world fuel test comparing the two petrol grades.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments reflect skepticism and frustration toward fuel price reductions, citing that the 10-cent decrease is insufficient given the drop in global crude oil prices, which have fallen below USD50 per barrel. Many believe the government is not transparent and accuse it of hiding true costs, alleging that fuel prices should be lower based on global market trends. There is also criticism of the inconsistent application of the floating petrol price system, with some feeling the government is manipulating prices for political gain. Several commenters compare Malaysia's resources and resources to other countries, emphasizing perceived corruption, unequal pricing for different social groups, and questioning government integrity. Overall, sentiments are predominantly negative, with some sarcasm and calls for greater reductions and transparency.