Updated 3 October 2026
Diesel & Petrol Prices in Thailand
€1.12
Petrol (RON 91 · E10)
Petrol (RON 95 · E10)
↓15% vs. region avg.
Petrol (RON 97–98)
Petrol (RON 99)
Diesel (B7)
LPG (autogas)
E85 (ethanol)
Full tank (80 L, diesel)
3,375 THB
€90 · $100
100 km (10 L/100 km, diesel)
421.90 THB
€11.19 · $12.54
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Bangkok → Beijing
TH
LA
CN
Distance
4,200 km
Fuel cost
~€483
Est. time
~11 days
Bangkok → Hong Kong
2,380 km · ~€286 · ~6 days
Thailand 410 km ·
Laos 390 km ·
China 1,540 km · 
Hong Kong 40 km
Bangkok → Singapur
1,930 km · ~€229 · ~5 days
Thailand 880 km · 
Malaysia 990 km · 
Singapore 60 km
Bangkok → Kathmandu
2,960 km · ~€340 · ~7 days
Thailand 470 km ·
Laos 450 km ·
China 1,780 km · 
Nepal 260 km
Bangkok → New Delhi
3,740 km · ~€483 · ~9 days
Thailand 740 km · 
Myanmar 1,170 km · 
India 1,830 km
Bangkok → Phnom Penh
680 km · ~€82 · ~2 days
Thailand 270 km · 
Cambodia 410 km
Bangkok → Vientiane
650 km · ~€73 · ~2 days
Thailand 620 km ·
Laos 30 km
Bangkok → Naypyidaw
1,110 km · ~€181 · ~3 days
Thailand 500 km ·
Myanmar 610 km
Bangkok → Kuala Lumpur
1,460 km · ~€165 · ~4 days
Thailand 990 km ·
Malaysia 470 km
Fuel Prices in Thailand — Overview
Current fuel prices in Thailand: Gasohol 91 — 40.32 THB/L (€1.07/L · $1.20/L), Gasohol 95 — 40.69 THB/L (€1.08/L · $1.21/L), Hi Premium 97/98 — 49.29 THB/L (€1.31/L · $1.47/L), Gasohol 99 — 49.79 THB/L (€1.32/L · $1.48/L), Hi Diesel S — 42.19 THB/L (€1.12/L · $1.25/L), Hi Premium Diesel — 50.05 THB/L (€1.33/L · $1.49/L), LPG — 25.87 THB/kg (€0.69/kg · $0.77/kg), E85 — 31.63 THB/L (€0.84/L · $0.94/L).
Available fuel grades in Thailand: Gasohol 91, Gasohol 95, Hi Premium 97/98, Gasohol 99, Hi Diesel S, Hi Premium Diesel, LPG, E85.
The local gasoline grade is Gasohol 95.
Thailand ranks #2 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 Thailand.
What makes up a at the pump
Average pump price ( · Thailand) ≈ . 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 Thailand
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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EPPO Thailand · eppo.go.th
EPPO Thailand Structure · eppo.go.th
Bangchak · bangchak.co.th
PTTOR Thailand (OR Public Company) · pttor.com
Government-fixed, revised weekly
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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