In the latest price adjustment on August 20, 2026, Vietnam's fuel prices have collectively increased. This change comes as part of the regular pricing mechanism implemented by the government to align domestic prices with global market trends.

New Fuel Prices

The updated prices for commonly used fuel products are as follows:

• E5 RON92: capped at 21,833 VND/liter, an increase of 598 VND/liter from the previous maximum price.
• E10 RON95-III: capped at 22,668 VND/liter, up by 549 VND/liter.
• Diesel 0.05S: now at 28,543 VND/liter, which is an increase of 1,310 VND/liter.
• 180CST 3.5S Mazut: priced at 17,689 VND/kg, up by 933 VND/kg.

Comparative Prices in Neighboring Countries

On the same day, fuel prices in neighboring countries were as follows:

• Thailand: Gasoline at 29,533 VND/liter (government-subsidized).
• Cambodia: Gasoline at 26,760 VND/liter (government-subsidized).
• Laos: Gasoline at 45,132 VND/liter.
• China: Gasoline at 31,657 VND/liter (government-controlled).

In comparison, Vietnam's gasoline price of 22,668 VND/liter remains relatively lower than those in neighboring countries, highlighting the government's efforts to maintain competitive pricing.

Conclusion

The recent adjustments in fuel prices reflect ongoing changes in the global oil market and the need for Vietnam to align its prices accordingly. Consumers and businesses alike will feel the impact of these changes, as fuel costs play a critical role in the overall economy.