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ASEAN fuel price comparison

Malaysia vs ASEAN Fuel Prices: Petrol RM 4.67

For 8–14 Oct 2026, Malaysia's RON95 market price is RM 4.67 per litre, ranking 4th of 10 ASEAN countries from cheapest. Brunei is the cheapest at RM 1.70 and Singapore the most expensive at RM 10.07. Eligible Malaysians pay RM 1.99 with BUDI 95, which is cheaper than every country on the list except Brunei.

Petrol prices in ASEAN (RM/litre, cheapest first)

CountryPer litrevs Malaysia marketvs BUDI 95
BruneiRM 1.70−64%−15%
Saudi Arabia (non-ASEAN, for reference)RM 2.53−46%+27%
IndonesiaRM 4.36−7%+119%
VietnamRM 4.38−6%+120%
MalaysiaRON95 market priceRM 4.67—+135%
PhilippinesRM 5.96+28%+199%
MyanmarRM 5.97+28%+200%
ThailandRM 5.98+28%+201%
CambodiaRM 6.65+42%+234%
LaosRM 7.90+69%+297%
SingaporeRM 10.07+116%+406%

Other countries show the national average petrol price, converted to ringgit by KPDN from globalpetrolprices.com, as of 1 Oct 2026. Malaysia shows the official weekly RON95 market price (8–14 Oct 2026). The dates differ and exchange rates move, so treat the comparison as a guide.

Why do prices differ so much?

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Frequently asked questions

Which ASEAN country has the cheapest petrol?

Brunei, at about RM 1.70 per litre (country average converted to ringgit, as of 1 Oct 2026). The most expensive is Singapore at RM 10.07.

Is petrol in Malaysia cheap compared with its neighbours?

At the RON95 market price of RM 4.67 (8–14 Oct 2026), Malaysia ranks 4th of 10 ASEAN countries from cheapest, behind Brunei, Indonesia and Vietnam. With BUDI 95 at RM 1.99, eligible Malaysians pay less than every country on the list except Brunei.

How much is petrol in Singapore in ringgit?

About RM 10.07 per litre (country average, as of 1 Oct 2026), which is 116% above Malaysia's RON95 market price of RM 4.67 and 406% above BUDI 95 at RM 1.99.

Why are these prices different from what I see at the pump abroad?

Other countries' figures are national average petrol prices from globalpetrolprices.com, converted to ringgit by KPDN. Actual pump prices vary by grade, brand and exchange rate on the day.

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Sources: KPDN weekly "Petrol and diesel prices in selected countries" chart (citing globalpetrolprices.com); Ministry of Finance Malaysia weekly price announcement.