PORTALBERITA.CO.ID - The Indonesian energy landscape shifted this week as the price of Pertamax, a non-subsidized fuel type, underwent a significant adjustment. This revision, effective starting Wednesday, June 10, 2026, has immediately altered the budgeting calculations for many vehicle owners across the archipelago.
As reported by BOGORPLUS.ID, the new retail price for Pertamax has been set at Rp 16,250 per liter. This marks a substantial increase of Rp 3,950 compared to the previous rate, directly affecting daily operational costs for those relying on this higher-octane fuel.
This surge in non-subsidized gasoline prices creates a particularly notable financial burden for owners of high-capacity premium motorcycles. Two models frequently highlighted in discussions regarding fuel consumption are the Yamaha Xmax and the Honda Forza, both known for their substantial fuel tank capacities.
The Honda Forza, a flagship premium scooter model distributed by PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM), is equipped with a fuel tank capable of holding 11.7 liters. This capacity now translates into a significantly higher expenditure for a complete refill.
Consequently, calculating the total expense to replenish the Forza's tank from empty now requires a significantly larger outlay than before the price adjustment took effect. The financial implications for regular commuters using this model are becoming increasingly apparent.
The newly mandated cost to fully top up the Honda Forza’s 11.7-liter tank now totals Rp 190,125. This figure reflects the direct multiplication of the new Pertamax price against the scooter's fuel storage volume.
"Lonjakan harga BBM nonsubsidi ini memberikan dampak signifikan, terutama bagi pengguna sepeda motor premium dengan kapasitas mesin besar," as reported by BOGORPLUS.ID. This statement underscores the disproportionate effect the price hike has on owners of these specific premium segments.
Owners of large-capacity scooters, such as the Xmax and the Forza, are now facing the immediate reality of this elevated cost structure. The focus remains on how this affects their routine expenditures following the June 10 implementation date.
