Counted, not estimated

Across the 3 cities Refuelia maps in Malaysia, 1,186 stations and chargers are counted from OpenStreetMap. Roughly 86% of what is mapped is fuel and 14% is EV charging. This is not a national total; it is what has actually been counted, and it says when.

1,017
fuel stations
169
EV chargers
72
open 24/7

At the pump

Diesel195 of 1,017 fuel stations tag it (19%)
98-octane / premium19 stations (2%)
LPG / autogas2 stations (0%)
CNG6 stations (1%)

At the charger

Type 2 (AC)16 of 169 charging points (9%)
CCS (DC)17 charging points (10%)
CHAdeMO5 charging points (3%)

The names tagged most often across these cities: Shell (41), Petronas (39), Petron (35), Caltex (25) and BHPetrol (10).

Counted from OpenStreetMap · 7 October 2026. Counted cities, largest first: Kuala Lumpur (623), Johor Bahru (362), George Town (201).

What the names on a Malaysian pump mean

RON95
Unleaded petrol with an octane rating of 95, the grade most cars use. It has two prices: a subsidised one for those who qualify and an unsubsidised market price.
BUDI95
The subsidised RON95 price under the government’s fuel subsidy scheme, for people who qualify.
RON97
Higher-octane petrol at a fixed price, with no subsidy.
Diesel
Road diesel, also with a subsidised price for those who qualify and an unsubsidised market price.

Two prices for the same fuel

The Ministry of Finance announces Malaysia’s fuel prices every week under the Automatic Pricing Mechanism, and the new prices run for seven days from Thursday. For 1 to 7 October 2026 the unsubsidised prices are RM4.52 a litre for RON95 (down 5 sen), RM5.00 for RON97 (down 5 sen) and RM5.27 for diesel (down 15 sen from RM5.42). Someone who qualifies for the subsidy pays RM1.99 for RON95 and RM2.10 for diesel, which means the government is covering about RM2.53 a litre of RON95 and RM3.17 of diesel.

That is why Refuelia’s table shows RM4.52 and RM5.27: they are the market prices the ministry publishes for everyone, not what a qualifying Malaysian pays at the pump.

Why the prices fell this week

The ministry gave two reasons: average global crude oil prices were easing, and the supply of refined products in Asia was recovering after Saudi Arabia’s East–West pipeline resumed. Because the prices are reset every week, the figure you saw last Thursday may not be the one that applies today.

How Malaysia compares with the other countries whose governments publish pump prices: official fuel prices by country. Why a price is what it is: how fuel prices are set, and the tax gaps between neighbours in why fuel costs different across borders. The symbols on a nozzle are explained in what the labels on a fuel pump mean.

Sources: Malay Mail, MOF fuel prices for 1–7 October 2026; paultan.org, Malaysian fuel prices 1–7 October 2026; data.gov.my, price of petroleum and diesel.

Malaysia is covered by Refuelia the same way as everywhere else: the map loads real fuel stations and EV chargers from OpenStreetMap for any area you search across Malaysia, and lets any driver confirm a station in one tap, so a pin can say when it was last checked instead of only where it is.

Fuel in Malaysia

What counts as an ordinary fill changes country by country across Asia. Petrol and diesel are everywhere; CNG and LPG matter in several markets. The filters narrow the map to your fuel.

EV charging in Malaysia

Expect CCS for DC charging, and GB/T or CHAdeMO depending on the market. The build-out is reaching the big cities first.

Prices are added when reported by drivers or verified sources, always with a timestamp. Refuelia never shows invented numbers: where data isn't available yet, it says so. See Malaysia on the map →

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