EPRA cuts petrol, diesel, and kerosene prices across Kenya

Pump prices just dipped again, and motorists finally get a breather after weeks of bracing for a hit.

National price cuts

• The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority trimmed all three fuels.
• Super Petrol dropped by Ksh4.24 per litre.
• Diesel slid by Ksh3.93, while Kerosene shaved off Ksh1.00.
• Revised rates run from February 15 to March 14.

What drivers will pay

• Nairobi motorists will part with Ksh178.28 for Super Petrol.
• Diesel in the capital is priced at Ksh166.54.
• Kerosene goes for Ksh152.78 per litre.
• Nakuru and Eldoret also saw noticeable markdowns.

Why the numbers shifted

• EPRA linked the dip to lower imported fuel landing costs.
• Super Petrol import costs shrank between December 2025 and January 2026.
• Diesel recorded the steepest percentage decline.
• Exchange rates and global benchmarks still shape local pump math.

Coastal advantage in Mombasa

• Mombasa drivers are paying Ksh175.00 for Super Petrol.
• Diesel in the port city stands at KSh163.26.
• Kerosene there retails at Ksh149.49.
• Port access helps coastal counties score cheaper rates.