Cheapest 98 Petrol in Singapore Today

Pump prices updated 27 Jul, 8:00 pm SGT

RON 98 is the premium grade, and it carries the widest price spread of any pump fuel in Singapore. Some brands push their branded 98 as a top-tier product, so the gap between the cheapest and dearest 98 can be far bigger than it is for 95.

If your car handbook asks for 98, the table below ranks every brand selling it today, cheapest first. If it only recommends 98, plenty of drivers stick with 95 to save money, but that is a call for your own engine.

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Lowest 98 today: $3.88 (Sinopec, SPC)

98 petrol ranked cheapest first

BrandPump price
Sinopec$3.88
SPC$3.88
Esso$3.89
Shell$3.89
Smart Energy$3.99

Advertised pump prices before any credit card or loyalty discount. Even with the wider 98 spread, your card discount and the nearest station usually decide what you really pay.

Frequently asked questions

Which brand has the cheapest 98 petrol in Singapore?

It varies, and the spread on 98 is wider than on 95. Sinopec, SPC and Smart Energy often sit at the lower end, while the premium branded 98 from the majors can run notably higher. The ranking above shows today's list prices, cheapest first.

Is premium 98 worth it over 95?

Only if your car actually requires it. High-compression and performance engines that specify 98 should use it. For everyday cars that merely recommend it, the extra cost per litre usually outweighs any real-world benefit, so many drivers run 95 instead.

Why is the price gap bigger for 98 than 95?

Because brands position their 98 differently. Some sell a basic 98, others market a branded premium 98 with additives at a higher price. That marketing spread is why the cheapest and most expensive 98 can differ by more than the 95 grades do.

Do these 98 prices include card discounts?

No. Every 98 price here is the advertised pump price before any discount. Subtract your own card or loyalty rate to work out your net cost, which can shift the ranking since discounts differ by brand.

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