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Thailand Raises Fuel Prices by 0.75 Baht per Litre

Thailand's Fuel Fund Committee has raised the price of most fuel types by 0.75 baht per litre, effective October 9, 2026. B20, E20, and E85 fuels will keep their current prices. The adjustment sets new retail rates for gasoline, gasohol, and diesel across the country.

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As a result of the increase, gasoline will cost 45.83 baht per litre, gasohol 95 will be 36.84 baht per litre, E20 will stay at 31.84 baht per litre, and E85 at 27.78 baht per litre. Gasohol 91 will be priced at 36.47 baht per litre, diesel B7 at 37.54 baht per litre, and diesel B20 at 32.54 baht per litre. These retail prices do not include the Bangkok maintenance tax.

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