Southeast Asia's Diesel Fuel Price Comparison: Which Country Has the Cheapest?

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Monavia Ayu Rizaty 12/05/2022 16:20 WIB

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Indonesia's fuel prices, specifically for diesel, are among the lowest in Southeast Asia. Singapore, meanwhile, has the highest diesel prices.

Diesel Fuel Prices in Several Southeast Asian Countries (May 9, 2022)

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Diesel Fuel Prices in Several Southeast Asian Countries (May 9, 2022)

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Diesel is a type of fuel widely used by motor vehicles, transportation, and industrial machinery.

Diesel also has higher energy content and greater torque, making it suitable for vehicles that require more power than speed.

The price of diesel fuel in Indonesia is among the cheapest in Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, the price of diesel fuel in Singapore is the most expensive in the region.

Below is a breakdown of diesel fuel prices in several Southeast Asian countries as of May 9, 2022.

1. Singapore - US$2.093/liter (Rp30,515)
2. Philippines - US$1.428/liter (Rp20,819.6)
3. Laos - US$1.4/liter (Rp20,411.4)
4. Cambodia - US$1.355/liter (Rp19,755.3)
5. Indonesia - US$1.284/liter (Rp18,720)
6. Myanmar - US$1.274/liter (Rp18,574.3)
7. Vietnam - US$1.173/liter (Rp17,101.8)
8. Thailand - US$0.924/liter (Rp13,471.5)
9. Malaysia - US$0.49/liter (Rp7,144)

Global Petrol Prices calculates the average fuel price according to fuel taxes and subsidies in each country.

"All countries have access to the same oil prices in the international market, but then impose different taxes. As a result, retail gasoline prices differ," as quoted from the Global Petrol Prices website.

(Read More: Rising Oil Prices, Energy Subsidies Predicted to Increase by Rp107 Trillion)

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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