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The Malaysian government has expanded the Sistem Kawalan Diesel Subsidi (SKDS) to Sabah, Sarawak, and Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan for eligible commercial land transport operators. For fleet managers, understanding the latest SKDS eligibility requirements and application process is essential to securing subsidised fuel and lowering operational costs.
The government implemented SKDS to achieve three primary goals:
SKDS is not automatically granted to every diesel vehicle on the road. Eligibility depends on vehicle classification, business operations, and strict government criteria.
Registration is currently open to the land goods transport sector in Sabah, Sarawak, and W.P. Labuan. To qualify, vehicles must meet KPDN (Ministry of Domestic Trade and Costs of Living) regulations and carry valid registration and licensing documentation.
Tip: Always verify your vehicle class through the official MySubsidi portal, as approval depends on specific operator criteria.
Understanding which subsidy program fits your business model is crucial for regulatory compliance and financial planning:
| Feature | BUDI DIesel | SKDS (Fleet Card System) |
|---|---|---|
| Target Audience | Individual vehicle owners, smallholders & micros-enterprises | Registered commercial land transport companies |
| Subsidy Method | Direct monthly cash assistance or fixed personal quota | Subsidised rate applied at the pump via fleet card |
| Quota Allocation | Fixed monthly cap (e.g., 200 litres) | Approved volume quota linked to vehicle size |
| Expense Tracking | Manual receipts and individual expense logs | Automated central reporting, analytics, and invoicing |

1. Register on MySubsidi: Create an account on the official MySubsidi portal, complete your business profile, and submit the required documentation.
2. Select Shell as Your Supplier: Choose Shell as your preferred oil company and assign your approved fuel quota percentage.
3. Receive KPDN Approval: Once processed, download your official KPDN Approval Letter and Approved Vehicle List. Submit Shell Fleet Card Application: Complete the online Shell Fleet Card Application Form with your approval details.
4. Agent Contact: A representative will contact you within 1–2 business days to verify fleet information.
5. Card Dispatch: Your fleet cards will be linked to your KPDN quota, processed, and delivered to your company within 14–21 business days.
If your commercial operations frequently exceed the standard 200-Litre BUDI Diesel allowance, relying on individual cash assistance can create fuel shortages and administrative headaches.
Applying for a standard Shell Fleet Card allows your business to easily bridge the gap:

Managing fuel purchases efficiently is just as vital as securing approval. Radius integrates advanced telematics directly into your fleet card system to deliver a complete 360-degree operational view:
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Securing SKDS approval in Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan is the first step toward lower operating costs. Pairing your government quota with the right fuel management partner ensures complete control over every litre spent.
Partner with Radius today to streamline your administration, secure your fuel cards, and keep your commercial fleet moving across Malaysia efficiently.

Manage fuel spending more efficiently with a Shell Fleet Card from Radius, offering security, convenience and support for your business.