Here is the official petrol price for June 2025 – CONFIRMED

The Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has confirmed the official fuel price adjustments for this month.

Jun 3, 2025 - 13:00
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Here is the official petrol price for June 2025 – CONFIRMED

The Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has confirmed the official fuel price adjustments for this month which will take effect from midnight on Tuesday, 3 June.

May saw volatility in the oil price and the strengthening of the rand against the dollar relative to April.

This resulted in a consistent over-recovery in fuel prices.

However, a hike in the general fuel levy from the latest budget undercut this by around 15 cents per litre.

This has translated to a small reduction in petrol prices in June.

Petrol will be cut by 5 cents per litre for 93 and 95, and there will be a decrease of 37 cents per litre for diesel.

FUELPRICE CHANGE
Petrol 93decrease of 5 cents
Petrol 95decrease of 25 cents
Diesel 0.05%decrease of 37 cents
Diesel 0.005%decrease of 37 cents
Illuminating Paraffindecrease of 56 cents

FUEL PRICE IN SOUTH AFRICA IMPACTED BY TWO MAIN FACTORS:

1. The international price of petroleum products, driven mainly by oil prices

2. The rand/dollar exchange rate used in the purchase of these products

Oil price

At the time of publishing the brent crude oil price is $65.15 a barrel.

Exchange rate

At the time of publishing the rand/dollar exchange rate is R17.88/$.

The next price changes for both petrol and diesel will be confirmed early next month with the new prices taking effect at midnight on Tuesday, 1 July 2025.

Go easy on the accelerator until then, Mzansi.

The new June 2025 petrol and diesel prices (Inland and Coastal):

INLANDJune
Petrol 93R21.24
Petrol 95R21.35
Diesel 0.05%R18.53
Diesel 0.005%R18.57
Illuminating ParaffinR12.49
COASTALJune
Petrol 93R20.45
Petrol 95R20.56
Diesel 0.05%R17.70
Diesel 0.005%R17.81
Illuminating ParaffinR11.47

How much do you spend on fuel per month on averagee?

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