Sinopec Petrol Prices Today
Pump prices updated 26 Jul, 4:00 pm SGT
This is the advertised pump price for Sinopec across its Singapore stations, before any credit card or loyalty discount. Sinopec sets one list price per grade nationally, so a Sinopec in the west shows the same number as one in the east.
The gap between the big brands is usually only a few cents a litre, so your card discount and how far you drive matter more than the brand on the canopy. Open the petrol map to find the nearest Sinopec station and check its live price.
Sinopec pump prices by grade
| Grade | Pump price |
|---|---|
| 95 | $3.37 |
| 98 | $3.88 |
| Premium | $4.01 |
| Diesel | $3.89 |
For 95, Sinopec lists $3.37, about $0.01 above the cheapest brand (SPC at $3.36).
For 98, Sinopec at $3.88 is the cheapest list price in town right now.
For Diesel, Sinopec lists $3.89, about $0.44 above the cheapest brand (Smart Energy at $3.45).
Advertised pump prices before any credit card or loyalty discount.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Sinopec petrol price today?
The table on this page shows the current advertised pump price for every grade Sinopec sells in Singapore, including 95, 98 and diesel where offered. Prices update through the day and are shown before any credit card discount.
Is Sinopec the cheapest petrol in Singapore?
Not always. The list-price difference between Sinopec and the cheapest brand for a given grade is usually just a few cents, and the cheapest brand changes week to week. Compare the numbers above, then subtract your own card discount to see your real price.
Are Sinopec prices the same at every station?
Yes. Sinopec sets its advertised pump price nationally, so every Sinopec station shows the same list price. What changes is the drive to get there, so filling up at the nearest one usually wins.
Do these Sinopec prices include card discounts?
No. Every price here is the advertised pump price. Real drivers pay less once card and loyalty deals are applied, which can knock off 15 to 20 percent depending on the card. Subtract your own discount from the list price to get your net cost.