Pertamina Fuel Prices Unchanged for April 2026; Subsidized Petrol Restricted

PT Pertamina Patra Niaga announced the price of fuel (BBM) effective April 1, 2026, applicable to all gas stations in Indonesia.

At the beginning of this month, there was no price change for all types of BBM, whether subsidized or non-subsidized.

Pertamina Patra Niaga's Corporate Secretary, Roberth MV. Dumatubun stated that the company implements the government's policy regarding BBM pricing.

In addition, Pertamina also undertakes various strategic efforts such as negotiating with suppliers and optimizing distribution, to ensure that energy availability is maintained for the public. "We also urge the public to use energy wisely according to their needs and not to be influenced by information that could trigger panic buying," said Roberth in his official statement on Tuesday (March 31, 2026).

Here is a complete list of Pertamina's BBM prices in Jakarta and surrounding areas starting April 1, 2026:

Non-Subsidized BBM:

• Pertamina Dex: Rp14,500 per liter
• Dexlite: Rp14,200 per liter
• Pertamax Turbo: Rp13,100 per liter
• Pertamax Green 95: Rp12,900 per liter
• Pertamax: Rp12,300 per liter

Subsidized BBM:

• Pertalite: Rp10,000 per liter
• Subsidized Biosolar: Rp6,800 per liter

These prices apply in Jakarta and surrounding areas with a 5% motor vehicle fuel tax (PBBKB).

Subsidized BBM Restrictions

The government also sets a limit of 50 liters per day for each vehicle to purchase subsidized BBM. The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, said that this restriction will be regulated through the use of barcodes in the MyPertamina application.

"With a reasonable limit of 50 liters per vehicle, but this does not apply to public vehicles," said Airlangga at a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, as reported by Katadata, Tuesday (31/3/2026).

Previously, the Oil and Gas Downstream Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) has limited the purchase of subsidized fuel such as Solar and Pertalite for four-wheeled, six-wheeled, and public service vehicles.

This is regulated in Decree No. 024/KOM/BPH.DBBM/2026 of the Head of BPH Migas. In this decree, four provisions for the use of Solar are set out as follows:

• Individual motor vehicles for passenger and cargo transport with four wheels, a maximum of 50 liters per day for each vehicle
• Public motor vehicles for passenger and cargo transport with four wheels, a maximum of 80 liters per day for each vehicle
• Public motor vehicles for passenger and cargo transport with six wheels or more, a maximum of 200 liters per day for each vehicle
• Motor vehicles for public services such as ambulances, funeral vehicles, fire trucks, and garbage trucks, a maximum of 50 liters per day for each vehicle.

This rule also sets a purchase limit for Pertalite fuel, which is:

• Individual/public motor vehicles for passenger and cargo transport with four wheels, a maximum of 50 liters per day for each vehicle
• Motor vehicles for public services such as ambulances, funeral vehicles, fire trucks, and garbage trucks, a maximum of 50 liters per day for each vehicle.