Updated 3 October 2026
Diesel & Petrol Prices in Indonesia
€1.20
Petrol (RON 92)
↓36% vs. region avg.
Petrol (RON 98)
Full tank (80 L, diesel)
1,920,615 IDR
€96 · $107
100 km (10 L/100 km, diesel)
240,076.92 IDR
€11.97 · $13.41
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Yogyakarta → Surabaya
330 km · ~€40 · ~1 day
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90 km · ~€11 · ~1 day
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79 km · ~€9 · ~1 day
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Fuel Prices in Indonesia — Overview
Current fuel prices in Indonesia: Pertamax — 16,165.38 IDR/L (€0.81/L · $0.90/L), Pertamax Turbo — 19,846.15 IDR/L (€0.99/L · $1.11/L), Solar — 24,007.69 IDR/L (€1.20/L · $1.34/L).
Available fuel grades in Indonesia: Pertamax, Pertamax Turbo, Solar.
The local gasoline grade is Pertamax.
Indonesia ranks #4 out of 9 countries in Southeast Asia by diesel price.
Use the route cost calculator to estimate your fuel expenses for a road trip through Indonesia.
What makes up a at the pump
Average pump price ( · Indonesia) ≈ . Below — how much of it is crude, refining, logistics and taxes. ()
An estimated market model: the crude part is from the current Brent price, refining and logistics from the methodology, tax as the residual (retail price − cost). Not the accounting cost of a specific refinery and not a forecast.
FAQ — Fuel Prices in Indonesia
Data is collected automatically from government sources (EU Oil Bulletin, Statistics Norway, etc.) and independent aggregators, with selective manual cross-verification from at least two sources. Official data takes priority.
Prices are for reference only and may differ from actual prices at specific fuel stations.
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Pertamina Indonesia (subsidized, govt-fixed) · pertamina.com
isibens.in · isibens.in
bensin-api (GitHub) · nasgunawann.github.io/bensin-api
License CC BY 4.0 — free use, distribution and adaptation with attribution to OpenVan.camp. Fuel data updated: 3 October 2026.
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