HARGA DIESEL DI SEMENANJUNG RM6.02 PER LITER. DI SABAH S'WAK RM2.15 PER LITER. PASTIKAN SKDS/BUDI LANCAR

Harga minyak dunia turun sedikit semalam 1hb April 2026.

Harga WTI dijual pada US$97.86 per barrel.

Di Sememnanjung harga diesel naik menjadi RM6.02 per liter. 

For the week of April 2–8, 2026, the retail price of diesel in Peninsular Malaysia has increased by 50 sen to a record RM6.02 per litre. Meanwhile, diesel prices in Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan remain stable at RM2.15 per litre. Subsidised diesel under the SKDS system remains at RM2.15 per litre. 

Pastikan sabsidi SKDS berjalan lancar so that harga barang tidak akan terlalu terkesan.

The Subsidised Diesel Control System (SKDS) in Malaysia is a government initiative under KPDN that enables eligible commercial and public transport vehicles to purchase diesel at subsidized prices (

$$

 per liter as of Apr 2026). It utilizes a fleet card system (SKDS 2.0) to digitize, control, and prevent smuggling of subsidized fuel for targeted economic sectors. 

Key Aspects of SKDS Diesel Subsidy:

• SKDS 1.0 (Public Transport): Provides subsidized diesel at RM1.88 per liter to land public transport, including school buses, express buses, ambulances, and fire engines.
• SKDS 2.0 (Goods Transport): Launched to provide subsidized fuel for specific commercial vehicles (e.g., lorries, trucks) through a fleet card system that tracks purchases.
• Mechanism: Eligible operators buy diesel at market price and are reimbursed or pay the subsidised price via fleet cards from participating oil companies like PETRONAS.
• Targeted Sectors: Primarily supports transportation of goods, agriculture, and fishing to reduce operational costs.
• Application: Companies must register their commercial vehicles through the MySubsidi Diesel System to qualify. 

SKDS 2.0 vs. BUDI 

• SKDS 2.0 is for company-owned commercial vehicles and transport companies.
• BUDI provides cash assistance (
  

  $$
  /month) for eligible individual, agricultural, and smallholder diesel vehicle owners. 

Current Status (2026):
As of April 1, 2026, unsubsidized diesel in West Malaysia is around 

$$

 per liter, while SKDS-subsidized diesel remains significantly lower at 

$$

 per liter, with special rates for public transport.