PM Anutin denies plan to end gasohol 91 and 95 sales in 2027
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul denied reports that Thailand will stop selling gasohol 91 and 95 in 2027. Speaking at Government House on 11 Nov, he said a phase-out is only a long-term idea. No timeframe has been set, and departments must first submit studies for his approval.
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Why it matters
Online rumours worried motorists, especially owners of cars that cannot use E20 fuel. Regular petrol costs more than gasohol 91 and 95, so a change could affect living costs.
What's next
Relevant government departments must submit studies and supporting figures before the prime minister considers approving any phase-out.
Key dates
- Last month (October 2026)The government cut excise tax on E20 petrol and B20 diesel to help lower living costs.
- 11 NovAnutin told journalists at Government House that no end date for gasohol 91 and 95 has been set.
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