Fuel Prices to Increase Across Thailand Starting September 2

According to a report by Prachachat Business, the Oil Fuel Fund Committee (OFFC) has officially approved an increase in retail fuel prices throughout Thailand. Starting September 2, 2026, the price of diesel (B7 and B20) will rise by 0.75 baht per liter. Simultaneously, gasoline and gasohol prices are set to increase by 0.60 baht per liter.

For residents and travelers, this adjustment will likely lead to higher transportation costs across the country. Those planning road trips or relying on private vehicles should anticipate increased fuel expenses at service stations beginning tomorrow. As fuel costs often influence the broader economy, including public transport fares and the price of goods, this change may have a ripple effect on daily living expenses.

While the OFFC has confirmed these specific price adjustments, the duration of these new rates remains to be seen. Market conditions and global oil price fluctuations often dictate future policy decisions by the committee. Travelers are advised to check local service station displays for the most accurate pricing upon arrival, as regional variations or additional service fees may apply depending on the specific provider.