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By ExFunCity News Desk · 29 Oct 2026
TL;DR — Malaysia petrol price update for Oct 29–Nov 4, 2026: unsubsidised RON95 is RM4.42, RON97 RM4.90 and diesel RM5.27. Check unchanged subsidy rates.
The Malaysia petrol price update takes effect today, October 29, and runs until November 4, 2026. Unsubsidised RON95 and RON97 each rise by 10 sen per litre, while unsubsidised diesel increases by 20 sen.
Eligible BUDI95 and BUDI Diesel users continue paying their existing subsidised rates, meaning the adjustment does not affect every motorist in the same way.FMT
According to Paul Tan’s weekly update, the new rates are:
| Fuel category | Price per litre | Weekly change |
|---|---|---|
| Unsubsidised RON95 | RM4.42 | Up 10 sen |
| RON97 | RM4.90 | Up 10 sen |
| Unsubsidised B10/B15 diesel | RM5.27 | Up 20 sen |
| RON95 under BUDI95 | RM1.99 | Unchanged |
| Diesel under BUDI Diesel | RM2.10 | Unchanged |
Subsidised purchases remain subject to the relevant eligibility requirements and usage limits.paultan.org
Using the Malaysia petrol price figures above, 40 litres of unsubsidised RON95 costs RM176.80, compared with RM172.80 last week. That is an additional RM4 for the same quantity.
For RON97, a 40-litre purchase increases from RM192 to RM196, also a RM4 difference. Unsubsidised B10/B15 diesel rises from RM202.80 to RM210.80 for 40 litres, adding RM8.
These calculations use a fixed quantity to show the weekly difference. An individual fuel bill depends on the number of litres purchased and the price category applied.paultan.org
The Vibes reported that eligible BUDI95 recipients continue paying RM1.99 per litre, while the BUDI Diesel rate remains RM2.10.
At those rates, 40 litres costs RM79.60 under BUDI95 and RM84 under BUDI Diesel.
The distinction matters when reading a Malaysia petrol price headline. The unsubsidised RON95 increase does not mean eligible BUDI95 purchases have risen to RM4.42 per litre. The applicable scheme and remaining entitlement determine which rate applies.The Vibes
The Finance Ministry linked the adjustment to global petroleum price movements, including concerns about supply disruptions in West Asia, according to Utusan Malaysia.
This Malaysia petrol price update covers October 29–November 4. Prices for the following period will depend on a new announcement; this week’s increase alone does not establish what the next adjustment will be.utusan.com.my
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