Cheapest 95 Petrol in Singapore Today
Pump prices updated 26 Jul, 8:00 pm SGT
RON 95 is the grade most Singapore cars run on, so a cent a litre here adds up over a year of weekly fills. The good news is the list price rarely swings much between brands. The table below ranks every brand selling 95 today, cheapest first.
Before you drive out of your way for the lowest number, remember the spread is small. A 15-percent card discount on a slightly pricier brand usually beats the cheapest list price paid at full rate.
95 petrol ranked cheapest first
| Brand | Pump price |
|---|---|
| SPC | $3.36 |
| Caltex | $3.37 |
| Esso | $3.37 |
| Shell | $3.37 |
| Sinopec | $3.37 |
| Smart Energy | $3.50 |
Advertised pump prices before any credit card or loyalty discount. The pump-price gap between brands is small, so your card discount and the nearest station matter more than the number on top.
Frequently asked questions
Which brand has the cheapest 95 petrol in Singapore?
It changes week to week. Sinopec, SPC and Smart Energy often post lower list prices for 95, while Shell and Esso lean harder on card discounts. The ranking above shows who is cheapest on list price right now, but check your card deal before you decide.
How much can I save by choosing the cheapest 95?
On list price alone, usually only a few cents a litre, so a 50-litre fill saves maybe a dollar or two. The bigger lever is your credit card discount, which can be worth several dollars per tank regardless of which brand you pick.
Is it worth driving across town for cheaper 95?
Rarely. The pump-price gap between brands is small, and the extra petrol plus time to drive across the island usually eats up the saving. Filling at the nearest cheap station is almost always the smarter play.
Do these 95 prices include card discounts?
No. Every 95 price here is the advertised pump price before any discount. Subtract your own card or loyalty rate, often 15 to 20 percent, to work out what you actually pay at the pump.