Overview

• Malaysians with a valid driving licence using MyKad qualify for the RM1.99 price, while non-citizens and corporations pay the market rate of about RM2.60 per litre.
• Purchases are capped at 300 litres per person each month, with exemptions for e-hailing drivers to be outlined by the ministry on Sept 23.
• Police and army personnel receive early access on Sept 27, Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah recipients on Sept 28, with nationwide rollout on Sept 30.
• Eligibility will be verified via MyKad at the counter or pump or through apps such as Touch ‘n Go, Setel and CaltexGo, and foreign-registered vehicles remain restricted to RON97 despite any MyKad.
• Petrol dealers warn verification is complex and readiness may vary, urging public cooperation as stations prepare for possible queues during launch.