PTT Station and Bangchak cut standard diesel by 1 baht a litre from November 11
PTT Station and Bangchak in Thailand cut selected petrol and gasohol by 0.50 baht a litre on November 11, keeping B20 and E85 unchanged.
- PTT Station and Bangchak reduced the price of standard diesel by 1 baht per litre, effective from 5am on November 11.
- The price cut brings the new retail price for standard diesel down to 40.79 baht per litre at both fuel retailers.
- The reduction was approved by Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee in response to lower global fuel prices.
- While standard diesel was cut by 1 baht, prices for B20 diesel and premium fuels remained unchanged.
PTT Oil and Retail Business (OR), operator of PTT Station, and Bangchak Corporation cut standard diesel prices in Thailand by 1 baht a litre and selected petrol and gasohol prices by 0.50 baht a litre. The reductions took effect at 5am Thai time on November 11, 2026.
Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee agreed to the reductions on November 10, adjusting fund levies and subsidies to reflect lower global fuel prices.
PTT Station and Bangchak cut standard diesel to 40.79 baht a litre
Standard diesel fell to 40.79 baht a litre at PTT Station and Bangchak from November 11. B20 diesel and the listed premium fuels remained unchanged, as did Bangchak’s E85 gasohol.
The following PTT Station and Bangchak retail prices apply from 5am on November 11 and exclude local maintenance tax in Bangkok.
Global petrol and diesel prices decline
The Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee linked the fall in global fuel prices to easing concerns over tensions between the United States and Iran, alongside expectations of improved oil shipments.
Global diesel prices closed at about US$149 a barrel on November 10, down from about US$162 on November 6, according to the Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee. Global petrol prices fell to about US$103 a barrel from about US$111 over the same period.
Oil Fuel Fund reduces subsidies and increases levies
The Oil Fuel Fund’s revised rates, effective November 11, reduce subsidies for standard diesel, B20 and E85, while increasing levies on petrol, gasohol 95, gasohol 91 and E20. The premium diesel levy remains unchanged.
The Oil Fuel Fund Executive Committee said lower global fuel costs created room to ease living costs while improving the fund’s liquidity. The Oil Fuel Fund’s daily expenditure was estimated at about 89 million baht, with an estimated deficit of 100.082 billion baht.
The Oil Fuel Fund urged the public to use fuel efficiently and only as needed, citing continued volatility in energy markets and the need to support long-term energy security.
Prices effective from 5am Thai time on November 11, 2026, excluding local maintenance tax in Bangkok.
PTT Station
- Diesel B20: 33.50 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Standard diesel: 40.79 baht per litre, down 1.00 baht.
- Gasohol E20: 31.30 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
- Gasohol 91: 38.97 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
- Gasohol 95: 39.34 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
- Petrol: 48.83 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
- Super Power Gasohol 95: 47.05 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Super Power X Diesel: 49.05 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Super Power X 99: 49.05 baht per litre, unchanged.
Bangchak
- Diesel B20: 33.50 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Hi Diesel S: 40.79 baht per litre, down 1.00 baht.
- Hi Premium Diesel Plus: 49.05 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Hi Premium 98 Plus: 48.55 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Gasohol E85 S EVO: 30.63 baht per litre, unchanged.
- Gasohol E20 S EVO: 31.30 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
- Gasohol 91 S EVO: 38.97 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
- Gasohol 95 S EVO: 39.34 baht per litre, down 0.50 baht.
