Today's Oil Price (Thailand)
Latest pump prices from PTT and Bangchak — gasohol, diesel and gasoline — with tomorrow's price as soon as it is announced.
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About this tool
Want today's fuel price — and tomorrow's — without waiting for the evening news? This tool puts the latest pump prices from PTT and Bangchak in one table: gasohol 95/91, E20, E85, gasoline, diesel and the premium grades.
The headline feature is tomorrow's price: the moment a brand announces a change (usually in the evening), the table shows the new figure with an arrow telling you how much it moves. That makes the classic Thai decision easy — fill up tonight, or wait until morning.
- Compare PTT vs Bangchak on a single page
- See tomorrow's price before it takes effect at 05:00
- Data pulled straight from each brand's own system, no middleman
- Auto-refreshes, with a manual refresh any time
All of it is free with no signup. Check it before leaving home or pulling into a station. And if fuel costs have you thinking bigger, try the EV vs petrol comparison tool to see what switching to an electric car would save — or browse EV charging stations near you while you decide.
How to use
- 1Open the tool and today's PTT and Bangchak fuel prices appear right away
- 2Compare every fuel type across the two brands in a single table
- 3When tomorrow's price is announced, an up/down arrow appears under today's figure
- 4Tap refresh to pull the latest prices through the day
Frequently asked questions
- What time do fuel prices change in Thailand?
- New prices take effect at 05:00 every day. Brands usually announce changes the evening before (around 20:00), and this tool shows tomorrow's price as soon as it is published.
- Which area are these prices for?
- Bangkok and vicinity retail prices, excluding local tax. Prices in other provinces can be slightly higher due to transport costs.
- Where does the data come from?
- Straight from PTT (PTT OR) and Bangchak's own systems — the companies that set the prices — not from a third-party aggregator.
- Why do prices differ between stations?
- Major brands like PTT and Bangchak usually price identically or very close. Other brands can be a little cheaper or pricier, and each brand's premium fuels have different specs so they aren't directly comparable.
- Do I need an account?
- No. It is free, needs no login, and opens right in your browser.