Updated fuel prices for tomorrow, 23 April 2026, show retail prices per liter for diesel and gasoline at gas stations. Prices remain lower than in neighboring countries, while Thailand has fuel reserves sufficient for about 112 days.
A reporter updates tomorrow's fuel prices on 23 April 2026 for gasoline, gasohol, and diesel from the websites of Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited, PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited, Shell Thailand Limited, PTG Energy Public Company Limited,(continuation of company name: PTG Energy Public Company Limited).SUSCO Public Company Limited, and Chevron (Thailand) Limited. The fuel prices for tomorrow are as follows:
However, the above prices are average prices excluding local maintenance taxes, which may vary by area.
The Ministry of Energy reports domestic fuel reserves as of 22 April 2026, stating Thailand has sufficient fuel for approximately 112 days. This includes 25 days of legal reserves, 25 days of commercial reserves, 39 days of fuel in transit, and 23 days of confirmed procurement.
Domestic and international retail fuel prices, referencing PTT prices, are: diesel (B7) at 41.70 baht, diesel (B20) at 34.70 baht, gasoline (E20) at 35.45 baht,gasohol(95) at 42.45 baht, and gasohol(91) at 42.08 baht.Comparing Thai retail fuel prices with ASEAN countries, the average gasoline price in Thailand is 42.45 baht per liter. In contrast, Cambodia, the Philippines, Laos, Myanmar, and Singapore range from 47.65 to 87.24 baht per liter. Diesel prices in Thailand are 41.70 baht per liter, while Indonesia, Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Laos, Myanmar, and Singapore range from 44.30 to 117.99 baht per liter.
As of 22 April 2026, the fuel fund's financial status showed a deficit of 62.06 billion baht, with diesel price subsidies amounting to approximately 31.62 million baht daily.