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Today Petrol Price In Pakistan Live Fuel Rates 2026

Welcome to Ograprices.com — Pakistan's trusted fuel rate portal for real-time petrol, diesel, LPG, CNG, high octane and kerosene price updates after every official government revision.

As per the latest revision effective from 08 September 2026, petrol price in Pakistan today is PKR 358.77 per litre and High-Speed Diesel is PKR 381.77 per litre.

Effective from 08 September 2026 National rates apply across Pakistan
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Current Fuel Rates

  • Petrol PKR 358.77 /Litre
  • High Speed Diesel PKR 381.77 /Litre
  • High Octane PKR 370.00 /Litre
  • Light Diesel PKR 267.06 /Litre
  • Kerosene Oil PKR 307.00 /Litre
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Latest OGRA Fuel Prices: Old vs New Rates

Compare the previous and current official fuel rates in Pakistan after the latest government revision.

Fuel Type Old Price New Price Today Difference Status
⛽Petrol (Super) PKR 345.87/Litre PKR 358.77/Litre +12.90 Official OGRA-notified rate
🚛High-Speed Diesel (HSD) PKR 378.05/Litre PKR 381.77/Litre +3.72 Official OGRA-notified rate
🛢️Light Diesel Oil (LDO) PKR 269.69/Litre PKR 252.03/Litre ▼ +17.66 Updated rate after PKR 17.66 decrease
🔥Kerosene Oil PKR 233.71/Litre PKR 286.44/Litre ▼ -2.00 Updated rate after PKR 2 decrease
⚡High Octane (HOBC) PKR 365.00/Litre PKR 370.00/Litre ▼ +5.00 Estimated station rate
🧯LPG (Per Kg) PKR 241.43/Kg PKR 258.65/Kg +17.22 Estimated market rate
🟢CNG Region I PKR 195.00/Kg PKR 195.00/Kg ● No Change Punjab, KPK, AJK, GB
🟢CNG Region II PKR 210.00/Kg PKR 210.00/Kg ● No Change Sindh and Balochistan
⛽Petrol (Super)▲ +6.39
PKR 316.15/Litre→PKR 327.12/Litre
Official OGRA-notified rate
🚛High-Speed Diesel (HSD)▲ +7.83
PKR 311.78/Litre→PKR 375.04/Litre
Official OGRA-notified rate
🛢️Light Diesel Oil (LDO)▼ -75.56
PKR 275.54/Litre→PKR 199.98/Litre
Updated rate after PKR 75 decrease
🔥Kerosene Oil▼ -2.00
PKR 335.44/Litre→PKR 233.71/Litre
Updated rate after PKR 2 decrease
⚡High Octane (HOBC)▼ -2.00
PKR 467.00/Litre→PKR 445.00/Litre
Estimated station rate
🧯LPG (Per Kg)▼ -2.00
PKR 325.81/Kg→PKR 241.43/Kg
Estimated market rate
🟢CNG Region I● No Change
PKR 195.00/Kg→PKR 195.00/Kg
Punjab, KPK, AJK, GB
🟢CNG Region II● No Change
PKR 210.00/Kg→PKR 210.00/Kg
Sindh and Balochistan

Note: Petrol, HSD, Octane+, LPG, LDO, and Kerosene prices reflect the PKR 70.00 decrease effective from 23rd July 2026. CNG, LPG, and premium fuel rates may vary by company, location, and filling station.

Petrol Price in Pakistan Today

Petrol, also known as Super Petrol or Motor Spirit, is the most widely used fuel in Pakistan. It powers cars, motorcycles, auto-rickshaws, and small commercial vehicles across the country.

The current petrol price in Pakistan today is PKR 358.77 per litre, up from the previous rate of PKR 345.87 after a PKR +12.90 Increase in the latest revision.

Super Petrol usually carries an octane rating of 87 to 92 and is sold by major companies including PSO, Shell, Total Parco, and Hascol.

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Diesel Price in Pakistan Today

High-Speed Diesel is the backbone of Pakistan's transport and commercial economy. The diesel price in Pakistan today is PKR 381.77 per litre, increased by PKR +3.72 from the previous rate of PKR 378.05 .

HSD powers trucks, buses, tractors, trains, heavy machinery, and diesel generators. Any change in diesel rate can influence food supply chains, intercity transport, construction costs, and agricultural operations.

Light Diesel Oil is now PKR 252.03 per litre, down PKR 8.59 from the previous rate of PKR 302.52. LDO is used in low-speed industrial machinery, agricultural equipment, and tube wells in rural areas.

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Fuel Price Trend in Pakistan

Track how petrol and diesel rates have moved across the last six OGRA revisions, so you can spot the pattern before the next update.

Fuel Price Trends

Complete Fuel Guide

Types of Petroleum Products in Pakistan

Pakistan's fuel market includes several petroleum products, each serving a specific transport, household, industrial, or commercial need.

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Motor Spirit
Petrol Super
The most common vehicle fuel in Pakistan, used in cars, motorcycles, and small commercial vehicles.
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HSD
High-Speed Diesel
Used in heavy-duty transport, agriculture, logistics, and generators.
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LDO
Light Diesel Oil
Lower-grade diesel used for slow-speed industrial engines and agricultural equipment.
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Household Fuel
Kerosene Oil
Used for heating, cooking, and lighting in rural or remote areas.
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HOBC
High Octane
Premium fuel for turbocharged and high-performance engines.
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Alternative Fuels
LPG and CNG
LPG is widely used for cooking, while CNG remains a cheaper alternative fuel for vehicles in many regions.
Premium Fuel

High Octane Price in Pakistan Today

High Octane Blending Component, or HOBC, is a premium-grade fuel with an octane rating of 97 or above. The high octane price in Pakistan today is approximately PKR 370.00 per litre.

HOBC is designed for sports cars, luxury vehicles, and turbocharged engines that require higher compression ratios. Using the correct high octane fuel can improve performance, reduce knocking, and protect engine health.

PSO High Octane and Shell V-Power are among Pakistan's popular premium fuel options. Rates may vary slightly by brand and station.

Petrol & Diesel Prices (Effective 2026-09-08)

Retail Outlet City / District HSD (Diesel) PMG (Petrol)
Total PARCO - Abbottabad Main Road Abbottabad Rs 381.77 Rs 360.77
Attock Petroleum - Abbottabad Main Road Abbottabad Rs 380.77 Rs 356.77
Byco - Abbottabad Main Road Abbottabad Rs 379.77 Rs 360.77
Hascol - Abbottabad Airport Road Abbottabad Rs 383.77 Rs 357.27
Hascol - Attock Cantt Area Attock Rs 382.77 Rs 360.02
Attock Petroleum - Attock Cantt Area Attock Rs 380.77 Rs 359.77
PSO - Attock GT Road Attock Rs 379.77 Rs 357.27
Hascol - Attock Ring Road Attock Rs 383.27 Rs 356.77
GO Petroleum - Awaran Main Road Awaran Rs 380.52 Rs 357.27
PSO - Awaran Main Road Awaran Rs 383.27 Rs 357.52
Byco - Awaran Main Road Awaran Rs 379.77 Rs 357.52
Byco - Awaran Airport Road Awaran Rs 382.77 Rs 359.77
Hascol - Badin Main Road Badin Rs 379.77 Rs 356.77
Byco - Badin Airport Road Badin Rs 380.52 Rs 360.27
Hascol - Badin Airport Road Badin Rs 380.27 Rs 357.27
Alternative Fuels

LPG and CNG Price in Pakistan Today

LPG supports households and businesses without pipeline gas, while CNG remains a lower-cost vehicle fuel in many parts of Pakistan.

🧯 LPG Price in Pakistan Today

The LPG price in Pakistan today is approximately PKR 258.65 per kg. LPG is used in homes, restaurants, bakeries, and small commercial kitchens.

Cylinder SizeCurrent PricePrevious Price
11.8 kg DomesticPKR 3,585PKR 3,845
45 kg CommercialPKR 13,671PKR 14,661
Per Kg RatePKR 241.43PKR 325.81
11.8 kg Domestic
CurrentPKR 3,585
PreviousPKR 3,845
45 kg Commercial
CurrentPKR 13,671
PreviousPKR 14,661
Per Kg Rate
CurrentPKR 241.43
PreviousPKR 325.81
🟢 CNG Price in Pakistan Today

CNG is still a popular cheaper alternative to petrol for daily commuters, taxis, and commercial drivers in regions where stations are available.

RegionProvinceCNG Price
Region IPunjab, KPK, AJK, Gilgit-BaltistanPKR 195.00/Kg
Region IISindh, BalochistanPKR 210.00/Kg
Region I
ProvincePunjab, KPK, AJK, GB
PricePKR 195.00/Kg
Region II
ProvinceSindh, Balochistan
PricePKR 210.00/Kg
At PKR 195/kg in Region I versus PKR 327.12/litre for petrol, CNG can offer roughly 40 to 45 percent savings for equivalent distance.
2018 – 2026

Petrol Price History in Pakistan

Pakistan's petrol prices have changed sharply over the past decade due to crude oil volatility, currency depreciation, IMF conditions, and domestic tax policy.

YearPetrol PriceKey Event
182018 PKR 95.24/Litre Global oil surge and PKR depreciation
192019 PKR 113.24/Litre IMF programme and rupee devaluation
202020 PKR 74.52/Litre COVID-19 pandemic and global oil crash
212021 PKR 117.83/Litre Post-COVID recovery and oil rebound
222022 PKR 248.74/Litre Ukraine war, IMF conditions, and subsidy changes
232023 PKR 331.38/Litre Historic high after currency crisis
242024 PKR 270.00/Litre Partial recovery and stable exchange rate
252025 PKR 402.78/Litre Global volatility and high import costs
262026 (September)Current PKR 58.77/Litre Current rate after PKR +12.90 increase
182018
PKR 95.24/Litre
Global oil surge and PKR depreciation
192019
PKR 113.24/Litre
IMF programme and rupee devaluation
202020
PKR 74.52/Litre
COVID-19 pandemic and global oil crash
212021
PKR 117.83/Litre
Post-COVID recovery and oil rebound
222022
PKR 248.74/Litre
Ukraine war, IMF conditions, and subsidy changes
232023
PKR 334.54/Litre
Historic high after currency crisis
242024
PKR 270.00/Litre
Partial recovery and stable exchange rate
252025
PKR 402.78/Litre
Global volatility and high import costs
262026 (July)Current
PKR 334.54/Litre
Current rate after PKR .97 decrease

Year-end / representative rates shown · figures for reference, always confirm with official OGRA sources

Background & Standards

Historical Background and Fuel Quality Standards

Fuel pricing in Pakistan reflects international oil dynamics, domestic regulation, emission standards, currency pressure, and political decisions.

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1990s to Early 2000s
Petrol was priced below PKR 20 per litre in the 1990s. Later, CNG expansion helped reduce petrol demand and gave commuters a cheaper fuel alternative.
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2008 to 2014
Global crude oil crossed $140 per barrel and pushed petrol above PKR 100 for the first time, changing household fuel budgeting across Pakistan.
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2022 to 2026
Ukraine war shocks, currency depreciation, and IMF-related subsidy adjustments pushed fuel prices into a much higher cost range.
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OGRA's Role
OGRA calculates and recommends fuel prices based on international benchmarks, exchange rates, taxes, refinery margins, and distribution costs.

Fuel Quality Standards

Current Standard
Euro II Standard
Most fuel currently supplied in Pakistan follows Euro II specifications, which allow higher sulphur content compared with cleaner modern fuels.
In Transition
Euro V Transition
Cleaner Euro V fuel requires sulphur content below 10 ppm and can reduce smog-causing emissions in major cities like Lahore and Karachi.
Price Factors

Reasons Behind Petrol Price Changes in Pakistan

Petrol prices change when global oil prices, exchange rates, taxes, refinery margins, and transport costs move up or down.

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International Crude Oil
Pakistan imports most crude and refined fuel. When Brent or other benchmarks rise, the landed import cost rises too.
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USD/PKR Exchange Rate
Crude oil is priced in US dollars, so a weaker rupee directly increases the local cost of imported fuel.
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Taxes and Levies
Petroleum levy, GST, and other duties can add a major amount to the final pump price paid by consumers.
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Refinery Costs
Domestic refineries add refining margins and may require upgrades that influence the final fuel cost base.
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Distribution Costs
Storage, transportation, OMC margins, and dealer commissions contribute to the final retail price.
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Policy Decisions
Government relief, subsidy removal, or IMF-related fiscal measures can move prices beyond market-only changes.
Economic Impact

How Petrol Prices Affect Pakistan's Economy

Fuel prices influence inflation, business costs, consumer spending, trade balance, and the shift toward hybrid or electric vehicles.

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Inflation
Higher fuel costs push up transport, food, and goods prices, making petrol a key driver of headline inflation.
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Consumer Spending
When commuting costs rise, households have less disposable income for education, healthcare, savings, and daily needs.
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Business Costs
Manufacturers, retailers, and logistics companies face higher operating costs when diesel and petrol rates rise.
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Trade Balance
Pakistan's petroleum import bill pressures foreign exchange reserves and can worsen the current account deficit.
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EV Adoption
Rising petrol prices are increasing interest in hybrids, EVs, and fuel-efficient vehicles across Pakistan.
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Can Prices Be Controlled?
The government can reduce levies or offer subsidies, but sustained relief is limited by fiscal and IMF-related constraints.
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Fuel Saving Tips — Get More Mileage

Smart driving habits paired with regular vehicle maintenance can noticeably reduce your monthly commuting cost and protect your car from unnecessary wear.

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Driving Habits
  • ✓ Maintain 80–90 km/h on motorways where safe and legal.
  • ✓ Avoid sudden acceleration and hard braking.
  • ✓ Turn off the engine if idling for more than 60 seconds.
  • ✓ Use cruise control on long motorway journeys.
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Vehicle Maintenance
  • ✓ Keep tyres inflated to correct pressure.
  • ✓ Service the engine and replace dirty air filters.
  • ✓ Use manufacturer-recommended engine oil grade.
  • ✓ Remove unnecessary weight from the car.
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Small Habits, Big Savings
Combining smoother driving with regular maintenance keeps your fuel consumption low and extends the life of your engine and tyres.
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Petrol, diesel, LPG, CNG, HOBC, kerosene, city prices, and fuel saving guides are covered.
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Fuel cost resources help users estimate trip expenses using the latest petrol rate.
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Petrol Price Prediction
Follow upcoming price expectations before the next OGRA revision.
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Petrol Price History
Review historical petrol price trends and major market events.
Conclusion

Stay Updated With the Latest Fuel Prices in Pakistan

Petrol prices in Pakistan play a major role in everyday life, business costs, transport fares, food prices, and the wider economy. From petrol and diesel to LPG, CNG, kerosene, and high octane fuel, every petroleum product affects household budgets and commercial activity.

Ograprices.com aims to provide accurate, regularly updated, and user-friendly fuel price information for Pakistani consumers. Bookmark this page to check today's petrol price in Pakistan, diesel rates, LPG prices, CNG updates, petrol price predictions, and fuel-saving tips after every official revision.

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FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Pakistan's highest-ever recorded petrol price was Rs. 458.41 per litre, notified on April 3, 2026, after a global oil price shock triggered by regional tensions in the Middle East. It was later reduced through a series of government relief cuts. The previous all-time high, before this spike, was Rs. 331.38 per litre in September 2023.
Petrol prices usually come down when international crude oil rates fall, the Pakistani Rupee stabilises or strengthens against the US Dollar, or the government reduces the petroleum levy and other duties to give consumers relief. OGRA reviews these factors every fortnight before recommending a new price.
Regular petrol sold in Pakistan is typically 90–92 octane, while high octane fuel (often 95–100 octane, sometimes called premium or Super Power fuel) resists engine "knocking" better and is designed for high-compression or turbocharged engines. It usually costs more than regular petrol and isn't required for most everyday vehicles, though performance cars can benefit from it.
Petrol prices are built from the international crude/ex-refinery price, the PKR–USD exchange rate, import and freight charges, the petroleum levy, general sales tax, and distribution and dealer margins. OGRA calculates and recommends the new rate, and the Finance Division gives final approval before it's notified, typically on the 1st and 16th of every month.
Petrol prices in Pakistan are revised fortnightly, not daily, based on OGRA's recommendation using the average international oil price and exchange rate over the previous two weeks. The exact rate for the next cycle is only confirmed once the government issues its official notification — check our Latest Petrol Price and Prediction pages for the most current figures and outlook.
Enter your trip distance, your vehicle's average mileage (km per litre), and the current petrol price. The calculator multiplies distance divided by mileage by the price per litre to give you an estimated total fuel cost for your journey — helpful for budgeting commutes or road trips.
CNG has generally been priced lower than petrol on a per-litre-equivalent basis, though availability varies by province and season, and the price gap changes with international gas prices and local taxation. Check our latest rates page for an up-to-date comparison in your region.
OGRA (the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority) is Pakistan's regulator for the midstream and downstream petroleum and natural gas sector. It calculates and recommends fortnightly fuel price adjustments, licenses oil marketing companies, monitors fuel quality and supply, and submits its price recommendations to the Finance Division for final government approval.
Higher fuel prices increase transport, production, food, and goods costs, making petrol a major factor in headline inflation.
That depends mainly on international crude oil trends, Rupee stability, and government tax policy under the current IMF programme. Prices have swung sharply through 2026 — a record spike in April followed by relief cuts in the months after — so any further decrease is not guaranteed and should be tracked through our Prediction page rather than assumed.
Kerosene is taxed and priced under a different levy structure than petrol, and it isn't always cheaper — the gap can narrow or even reverse depending on refining costs, government levy adjustments, and international product pricing at any given time. It's best to compare the two on our live rates page rather than assume a fixed relationship.

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