South Africa’s motorists and fuel users will again see meaningful reductions at the pump this week, with new fuel prices taking effect on Wednesday, 4 February 2026.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) has confirmed that both 93 and 95 petrol grades will fall by 65 cents per litre at retail, while diesel prices will decrease by 50 cents (0,05% sulphur) and 57 cents (0,005% sulphur) per litre respectively.
Illuminating paraffin will also move lower, while the maximum retail price for LPG will increase by 31 cents per kilogram.
This continues a trend of downward adjustments over recent months, with petrol now sitting at levels not seen since early 2022 when fuel prices were last comparably low.
Detailed Fuel adjustments – Effective 4 February
Petrol – 93 ULP & LRP
65.00 cents per litre decrease in retail price.
Petrol – 95 ULP & LRP
65.00 cents per litre decrease in retail price.
Diesel – 0,05% Sulphur Content
50.00 cents per…
