Update Harga BBM Pertamina Terbaru 26 September 2026: Dari Pertalite hingga Pertamax Turbo

By Jurnalis Berita

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Thecuy.com – PT Pertamina (Persero) disclosed the latest fuel price list for both non‑subsidy and subsidized categories as of September 26, 2026. Several non‑subsidy fuels have increased in cost since early this month, whereas subsidized fuel rates have stayed unchanged.

Since the start of September 2026, the rates for non‑subsidy fuels like Pertamax Turbo, Pertamax Green 95, Dexlite and Pertamina Dex have been revised. Pertamax Turbo now costs Rp19,600/liter, an increase of Rp1,300 compared with the previous Rp18,300. Pertamax Green 95 rose to Rp19,150/liter, up Rp2,550 from its former Rp16,600. Dexlite’s price jumped noticeably to Rp23,700/liter, up Rp4,000 from Rp19,700. Pertamina Dex also went up to Rp25,200/liter, an increase of Rp4,050 from Rp21,150.

By contrast, Pertamax’s rate stayed steady at Rp15,950/liter. As for the subsidized types, Pertalite and Biosolar kept their existing prices, continuing to be sold at Rp10,000/liter and Rp6,800/liter respectively.

The revisions were applied in compliance with an official government calculation that factors in a range of elements such as international crude‑oil values, the rupiah’s exchange rate, taxes and consumer affordability. The government has pledged that subsidized fuel rates will remain frozen through the remainder of 2026, even if worldwide oil prices swing.

PT Pertamina Patra Niaga encouraged motorists to select fuels that correspond to their vehicles’ specifications, ensuring that engine performance stays at its best and consumption stays efficient.

Fuel Category Cost per Liter (Rp)
Biosolar (subsidized diesel) 6.800
Pertalite (subsidized gasoline) 10.000
Pertamax (premium non‑subsidy) 15.950
Pertamax Green 95 (eco‑fuel) 19.150
Pertamax Turbo (turbo variant) 19.600
Dexlite (diesel) 23.700
Pertamina Dex (diesel fuel) 25.200

Knowing fuel costs is essential for buyers to tailor their consumption to both requirements and engine specifications. The increase in non‑subsidy rates mirrors worldwide economic trends and volatility in international oil markets, which in turn influence local production expenses.

Through clear price disclosure and compliance with official rules, the aim is for citizens to grasp how rates are modified and to allocate funds for transportation fuel more effectively.

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