A proposal to review the rate has been submitted to the finance ministry, following engagement sessions with petroleum companies and petrol station associations.
The finance ministry says full-time e-hailing drivers will be eligible for more than the 300-litre RON95 limit, while registered boat operators are being identified.
PKR Youth's Jalex Lee says the use of MyKads under BUDI95 will ensure that citizens continue enjoying subsidies while systematically curbing leakages.
The finance ministry responds to inaccurate reports claiming Malaysians will be barred from refuelling numerous times in a day.
Putrajaya will verify with e-hailing companies that drivers on their platforms are genuinely eligible for more than 300 litres of RON95 a month.
The new rate will only be for Malaysians with MyKads, with all foreigners required to pay the full unsubsidised rate.
Menteri ekonomi berkata Jemaah Menteri akan membuat keputusan dalam beberapa minggu akan datang.
Harga RON95 dan diesel di Sabah, Sarawak dan Labuan pula kekal.