Malaysia Fuel Prices This Week (4-10 June 2026): RON95, RON97, Diesel

Latest Retail Prices (4 – 10 June 2026)

The Ministry of Finance has released the weekly retail prices for petroleum products, effective from 4 June to 10 June 2026. For drivers across the country, this week brings positive news as prices for all major fuel types have decreased compared to the previous week. This adjustment reflects the recent downward trend in global crude oil prices.

• RON97: RM4.35 per litre (down 30 sen from RM4.65)
• RON95 (Unsubsidised): RM3.72 per litre (down 20 sen from RM3.92)
• Diesel (Peninsular Malaysia): RM4.67 per litre (down 20 sen from RM4.87)
• Diesel (Sabah, Sarawak & Labuan): Remains at the subsidised price of RM2.15 per litre

Fuel Price Trends Over the Past Two Weeks

This week's price drop continues a trend that began in late May. For the period of 28 May to 3 June 2026, unsubsidised RON95 fell by 15 sen, RON97 by 20 sen, and diesel by 10 sen. This downward movement follows several weeks of price hikes earlier in May. These fluctuations are largely driven by volatility in the global oil market. Recent reports noted Brent crude oil prices falling to 95.15 USD per barrel, a significant decrease. The Ministry of Finance has stated that local pump prices are determined by the average price of refined petroleum on the international market.

Understanding the RON95 Subsidy (BUDI MADANI)

While the unsubsidised, or floating, price of RON95 is currently RM3.72 per litre, the government continues its targeted subsidy program, BUDI MADANI (also known as BUDI95). Under this initiative, eligible individuals and small-scale farmers can purchase RON95 petrol at a much lower ceiling price of RM1.99 per litre. The program is designed to cushion the impact of living costs for specific groups without overburdening the national budget. The government estimates that at current market prices, it covers up to RM346 per month for each recipient who fully utilizes their quota, highlighting a significant effort to support citizens amid fluctuating fuel costs.

Estimating Fuel Costs for a Road Trip

Lower fuel prices make it a great time to plan a road trip. Let's calculate the approximate fuel cost for a round trip from Seremban to Penang, passing through Kuala Lumpur. The total distance is roughly 760 kilometres. Using a modern, fuel-efficient rental car like a Perodua Axia or Myvi (averaging about 19 km/litre), you would need approximately 40 litres of petrol. Based on this week's prices, the cost would be:

• Using RON95 (unsubsidised price): 40 litres x RM3.72 = RM148.80
• Using RON97: 40 litres x RM4.35 = RM174.00
• If eligible for BUDI95 subsidy: 40 litres x RM1.99 = RM79.60

How Does This Affect Car Rental Customers?

For anyone renting a car, a drop in fuel prices translates directly to savings on your total travel budget. At JRV Services, we aim to make your planning even more straightforward. Our unlimited mileage policy for all travel within Peninsular Malaysia means you don't have to worry about extra charges for long-distance journeys; your only variable cost is fuel. Furthermore, our fleet consists of the latest models from 2024 to 2026, which offer superior fuel efficiency, helping you save even more at the pump. Our zero-deposit policy also reduces your upfront costs, making for a smoother financial start to your trip. For customers in the Seremban area, we also offer free vehicle delivery within a 25km radius, adding another layer of convenience.