Fuel prices for the month of December 2015 have been announced, with the government confirming a 10 sen reduction for RON 95 petrol, while RON 97 and diesel prices will remain unchanged from the previous month.
The new prices for the month of December are officially RM1.95 per litre for RON 95, RM2.45 per litre for RON 97, RM1.90 per litre for diesel and RM2.00 per litre for Euro 5 diesel.
No reason to spend any time rushing over to petrol stations tonight, folks. Stay in, rest well this Monday evening, and enjoy a month of cheaper RON 95 petrol ahead.
And, since you’re staying in, why not check out our latest Driven Web Series 2015 episode where we assemble the top-spec Nissan Navara, Ford Ranger and Mitsubishi Triton together to find out which of them is the best pick-up truck in Malaysia.
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Comments largely express disappointment over the 10 sen reduction in fuel prices, feeling it is insufficient given the fall in global oil prices. Many criticize the government for profiting excessively from fuel sales, with some pointing out the disparity between actual costs and prices paid by consumers. Various opinions highlight frustration over lack of transparency, economic inequality, and doubts about whether the price adjustment reflects true market conditions. Overall, there is skepticism and dissatisfaction with fuel pricing policies.