Latest Fuel Price List for 2 April 2026 at Pertamina, Shell, BP, and Vivo Petrol Stations

The adjustment of non-subsidiised fuel oil (BBM) prices is once again drawing public attention. Based on observations at various petrol station operators in Indonesia, there are price changes following the trends in global crude oil prices and the Rupiah exchange rate. As of now, fuel price data for 2 April 2026 is being validated from each operator’s official sources. However, in general, the price adjustment policy is usually carried out on the 1st of each month for non-subsidiised fuel types such as the Pertamax series, Shell Super, and BP Ultimate. The following is a comparison table of fuel prices at various petrol stations (data is being validated for precise figures per region): Changes in fuel prices in Indonesia are heavily influenced by several fundamental factors, including: The public is urged to check regularly through each operator’s official applications, such as MyPertamina, to obtain the most up-to-date prices at the nearest petrol station, considering price differences between provinces due to motor vehicle fuel tax (PBBKB) factors. The Chairman of Hiswanamigas East Priangan emphasised that the issue of fuel price increases starting 1 April 2026 circulating on WhatsApp has not yet received any official announcement. Purbaya stated that Pertamina is temporarily bearing the fuel price differential for non-subsidiised types while global oil prices surge, as the government holds back on price increases. Pertamina, through Pertamina Patra Niaga, affirmed that in line with government directives, there will be no adjustments to fuel oil (BBM) prices, whether non-subsidiised or subsidised. Baron conveyed that Pertamina’s top priority at present is to provide energy and optimise the supply chain to distribute energy to every corner of the country.