Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim defended the 300-litre monthly cap under the Budi95 fuel subsidy, saying it exceeds the needs of 98% of Malaysians. Surveys show average usage is around 150L, with most motorists not exceeding 220L.
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300L Fuel Cap Covers Most Drivers
Initially set at 250L, the cap was raised to 300L to avoid penalising higher-mileage drivers. From September 30, eligible Malaysians can purchase RON95 petrol at RM1.99/L up to the cap, after which the market rate of RM2.60/L applies.
Critics argue the limit burdens those driving over 500L monthly, but data shows the allocation covers typical urban commuting distances.
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