Petrol price in Pakistan today
The government-set price of petrol and high-speed diesel per litre in Pakistan, with the changes of the last 30 days.
Same figure reported by The Nation Business, Samaa English, Business Recorder Markets, Daily Pakistan, The Express Tribune Business and The Express Tribune
Same figure reported by The Nation Business, Samaa English, Business Recorder Markets, Daily Pakistan, The Express Tribune Business and The Express Tribune
| Date | Petrol | Diesel (HSD) |
|---|---|---|
| Rs 335.00 | Rs 364.00 | |
| Rs 338.00 | Rs 371.00 | |
| Rs 346.00 | Rs 378.00 | |
| Rs 352.59 | Rs 382.25 | |
| Rs 362.00 | Rs 387.81 | |
| Rs 369.06 | Rs 391.00 | |
| Rs 374.51 | Rs 395.20 | |
| – | Rs 402.96 | |
| – | Rs 400.67 | |
| Rs 377.91 | Rs 399.82 | |
| Rs 376.06 | Rs 398.07 | |
| Rs 379.25 | Rs 395.82 |
The last figure of each day we recorded. Days without a new report are left out.
How fuel prices are set in Pakistan
Petrol and diesel prices are fixed by the federal government, usually every two weeks, on the advice of the oil regulator OGRA. New prices normally take effect from midnight on the 1st and the 16th of the month.
The price follows world oil prices and the rupee’s rate against the dollar, plus the petroleum levy and other charges the government adds. A weaker rupee raises the price even when world oil prices stay the same.
Diesel matters most for transport and farming costs, so a change in its price usually feeds into the prices of food and goods.
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Common questions
What is the petrol price in Pakistan today?
Petrol: Rs 335.00 per litre. High-speed diesel: Rs 364.00 per litre. (11 Nov 2026, 11:23 pm)
How often does the petrol price change?
Usually twice a month, around the 1st and the 16th, when the government announces new prices for the next two weeks.
Is the petrol price the same in every city?
The government sets one price for the whole country. Pumps in remote areas can charge slightly more for transport.
Estimates only. Check with a qualified adviser or the relevant authority before you decide anything.