Fuel prices at major petrol stations across Thailand fell again on Saturday, with the latest adjustment taking effect from 5am on May 30, 2026.
The new pump prices cover major oil retailers including PTT Station, Bangchak, PT, Shell and Caltex. The update comes as retail fuel prices continue to move in line with market conditions.
Most petrol and gasohol products were reduced by 70 satang per litre, while selected premium diesel products dropped by 1 baht per litre. Some diesel categories remained unchanged, depending on the retailer and product type.
The latest prices from five major petrol station brands are as follows:
PTT Station
- Diesel B20: 35.20 baht per litre
- Diesel: 40.70 baht per litre, down 50 satang
- Gasohol E85: 33.84 baht per litre
- Gasohol E20: 37.90 baht per litre
- Gasohol 91: 42.53 baht per litre, down 70 satang
- Gasohol 95: 42.90 baht per litre, down 70 satang
- Petrol: 52.49 baht per litre, down 70 satang
- Super Power Diesel: 58.25 baht per litre, down 1 baht
- Super Power Gasohol 95: 50.99 baht per litre, down 70 satang
Bangchak
- Diesel B20: 35.20 baht per litre
- Hi Diesel S: 40.70 baht per litre, down 50 satang
- Hi Premium Diesel Plus: 58.25 baht per litre, down 1 baht
- Hi Premium Gasohol 98 Plus: 53.44 baht per litre, down 70 satang
- Gasohol E85 S EVO: 33.84 baht per litre
- Gasohol E20 S EVO: 37.90 baht per litre
- Gasohol 91 S EVO: 42.53 baht per litre, down 70 satang
- Gasohol 95 S EVO: 42.90 baht per litre, down 70 satang
PT
- Diesel: 40.70 baht per litre
- Diesel B20: 35.20 baht per litre
- Gasohol 95: 42.90 baht per litre
- Gasohol 91: 42.53 baht per litre
- Petrol: 52.99 baht per litre
- Gasohol E20: 37.90 baht per litre