Bali Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged on Nov. 1

Denpasar — Fuel prices in Bali remained unchanged on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, with Pertalite at Rp10,000 (about US$0.60) per liter, Pertamax at Rp15,950 (about US$0.96) per liter and subsidized Biosolar at Rp6,800 (about US$0.41) per liter, according to published price information for Pertamina stations.

The prices were reported for Pertamina and private stations in Bali. The listed rates covered both subsidized and nonsubsidized fuel, with no adjustment reported on Nov. 1. Pertamax is the nonsubsidized gasoline grade, while Pertalite and Biosolar are sold under government subsidy arrangements.

Why Bali fuel prices matter to residents and visitors

For foreign residents, visitors and businesses using road transport, the unchanged rates provide a fixed reference for fuel costs in Bali at the start of November. A liter of Pertalite cost Rp10,000 (about US$0.60), while a liter of Pertamax cost Rp15,950 (about US$0.96). Subsidized Biosolar was listed at Rp6,800 (about US$0.41) per liter.

The reported prices were associated with information from MyPertamina and applied to products sold through Pertamina’s network. The report also stated that prices at private stations had not changed. It did not identify a new policy, supply disruption or other reason for the rates remaining stable.

Other Pertamina products were also listed, including Pertamax Green 95 at Rp19,150 (about US$1.15) per liter and Pertamax Turbo at Rp19,600 (about US$1.18) per liter. Those products were not part of the central price comparison but help show the range of fuel rates reported for the day.

The published figures describe prices on Nov. 1, 2026. They do not establish how long the rates will remain in place or predict a later change.

Sources

• Bali Post — Bali news outlet
• detikOto — Indonesian automotive news outlet
• inews.id
• industri.kontan.co.id
• wartaekonomi.co.id
• tangselpos.id