Pakistan Petrol Price Today. Pakistan has witnessed another increase in petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) prices, with the latest revision pushing both fuels to new levels.
According to the latest update attributed to the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), petrol has increased by Rs. 5.02 per litre, reaching Rs. 375.82 per litre. The price of high-speed diesel has also gone up by Rs. 5.28, taking it to Rs. 403.32 per litre.
The latest adjustment marks another consecutive increase under the current daily fuel pricing mechanism.
Latest Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan
The latest reported fuel rates are:
| Fuel | Previous Price | Increase | New Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs. 370.80 | Rs. 5.02 | Rs. 375.82/L |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs. 398.04 | Rs. 5.28 | Rs. 403.32/L |
With this revision, petrol has moved above the Rs. 375-per-litre mark, while diesel has crossed Rs. 400 per litre.
Petrol Price Rises for the Fifth Consecutive Day
The latest increase follows several daily fuel price adjustments.
On September 10, petrol was priced at Rs. 370.80 per litre, while diesel stood at Rs. 398.04 per litre. A day later, both rates were increased again.
During the five consecutive days from September 7 to September 11, petrol increased from Rs. 358.77 to Rs. 375.82 per litre, while diesel moved from Rs. 381.77 to Rs. 403.32 per litre.
This rapid movement in fuel prices has become particularly important for motorists and businesses that closely monitor their daily transportation expenses.
Recent Daily Fuel Price History
Here is a summary of the most recent petrol and diesel prices:
| Date | Day | Petrol | Diesel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 September | Friday | Rs. 375.82 | Rs. 403.32 |
| 10 September | Thursday | Rs. 370.80 | Rs. 398.04 |
| 09 September | Wednesday | Rs. 367.75 | Rs. 392.67 |
| 08 September | Tuesday | Rs. 364.35 | Rs. 385.95 |
| 07 September | Monday | Rs. 358.77 | Rs. 381.77 |
| 04 September | Friday | Rs. 345.87 | Rs. 378.05 |
| 03 September | Thursday | Rs. 349.00 | Rs. 374.31 |
| 02 September | Wednesday | Rs. 346.16 | Rs. 372.03 |
| 01 September | Tuesday | Rs. 343.87 | Rs. 370.92 |
| 31 August | Monday | Rs. 342.79 | Rs. 370.41 |
| 28 August | Friday | Rs. 342.02 | Rs. 371.44 |
| 27 August | Thursday | Rs. 342.60 | Rs. 371.61 |
| 26 August | Wednesday | Holiday | Holiday |
| 25 August | Tuesday | Rs. 343.10 | Rs. 371.80 |
| 24 August | Monday | Rs. 341.98 | Rs. 370.69 |
| 21 August | Friday | Rs. 341.59 | Rs. 368.29 |
| 20 August | Thursday | Rs. 337.51 | Rs. 364.70 |
| 19 August | Wednesday | Rs. 337.51 | Rs. 363.06 |
| 18 August | Tuesday | Rs. 334.54 | Rs. 395.69 |
| 17 August | Monday | Rs. 331.20 | Rs. 390.42 |
| 14 August | Friday | Holiday | Holiday |
| 13 August | Thursday | Rs. 325.43 | Rs. 383.95 |
| 12 August | Wednesday | Rs. 324.98 | Rs. 382.79 |
| 11 August | Tuesday | Rs. 325.92 | Rs. 382.25 |
| 10 August | Monday | Rs. 327.62 | Rs. 380.86 |
| 07 August | Friday | Rs. 327.62 | Rs. 380.86 |
| 06 August | Thursday | Rs. 329.82 | Rs. 383.36 |
| 05 August | Wednesday | Rs. 333.01 | Rs. 383.86 |
| 04 August | Tuesday | Rs. 328.56 | Rs. 385.86 |
| 03 August | Monday | Rs. 331.95 | Rs. 389.93 |
| 31 July | Friday | Rs. 336.03 | Rs. 392.38 |
| 30 July | Thursday | Rs. 336.15 | Rs. 393.04 |
| 29 July | Wednesday | Rs. 335.06 | Rs. 390.62 |
| 28 July | Tuesday | Rs. 335.81 | Rs. 388.38 |
| 27 July | Monday | Rs. 334.18 | Rs. 386.83 |
| 24 July | Friday | Rs. 335.18 | Rs. 383.46 |
| 23 July | Thursday | Rs. 331.52 | Rs. 378.66 |
| 22 July | Wednesday | Rs. 327.12 | Rs. 375.04 |
| 21 July | Tuesday | Rs. 320.73 | Rs. 367.21 |
| 20 July | Monday | Rs. 315.80 | Rs. 360.06 |
| 18 July | Saturday | Rs. 316.15 | Rs. 354.35 |
| 11–17 July | Before daily pricing | Rs. 310.71 | Rs. 323.30 |
How Much Have Petrol and Diesel Prices Increased?
The difference becomes more noticeable when the latest prices are compared with the rates recorded before daily fuel pricing began.
Based on the supplied figures:
- Petrol has increased by Rs. 64.52 per litre
- Diesel has increased by Rs. 73.81 per litre
The increase in diesel has been particularly significant for commercial transport, freight operators and other businesses that depend heavily on diesel-powered vehicles and machinery.
How Higher Fuel Prices Can Affect Consumers
A higher petrol price directly increases the cost of running cars, motorcycles and other petrol-powered vehicles.
For example, purchasing 40 litres of petrol at Rs. 375.82 per litre would cost approximately Rs. 15,032.80.
Likewise, 40 litres of diesel at Rs. 403.32 per litre would cost approximately Rs. 16,132.80.
These examples only illustrate the fuel cost and do not include any other vehicle-related expenses.
Why Do Fuel Prices Change Frequently?
Fuel prices can change in response to several factors, including international petroleum prices, currency movements, import-related costs and government pricing decisions.
Under a daily pricing arrangement, changes can occur more frequently than consumers were accustomed to under a fixed-period pricing system.
Because fuel rates can be revised, motorists should check the latest official announcement before relying on an older price for budgeting or reporting purposes.
What the Latest Rates Mean for Transport Costs
The increase in petrol prices is likely to be noticed most directly by private motorists and motorcycle users. Diesel prices can have a wider impact because diesel-powered vehicles are commonly used for public transportation, freight movement, agriculture and commercial activities.
When operating costs increase, transport operators may face higher expenses for daily routes and goods movement. The wider impact can depend on how long elevated fuel prices continue and how businesses respond to higher operating costs.
Pakistan Petrol Price Today – Quick Facts
- Petrol: Rs. 375.82 per litre
- High-Speed Diesel: Rs. 403.32 per litre
- Petrol increase: Rs. 5.02 per litre
- Diesel increase: Rs. 5.28 per litre
- Latest reported revision: September 11, 2026
- Petrol increase since daily pricing began: Rs. 64.52/litre
- Diesel increase since daily pricing began: Rs. 73.81/litre
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the petrol price in Pakistan today?
According to the supplied latest revision for September 11, 2026, petrol is priced at Rs. 375.82 per litre.
What is the diesel price in Pakistan today?
The latest reported high-speed diesel price is Rs. 403.32 per litre.
How much did petrol increase?
Petrol increased by Rs. 5.02 per litre, taking its price from Rs. 370.80 to Rs. 375.82 per litre.
How much did diesel increase?
High-speed diesel became Rs. 5.28 per litre more expensive, rising from Rs. 398.04 to Rs. 403.32 per litre.
Has petrol crossed Rs. 375 per litre?
Yes. Following the latest revision, the petrol price reached Rs. 375.82 per litre.
Why should consumers check the latest petrol price?
Fuel prices can be revised frequently under the applicable pricing mechanism. Checking the latest official rate helps motorists avoid relying on outdated fuel prices when calculating travel or transportation costs.
Final Thoughts
Pakistan’s latest fuel price revision has pushed petrol to Rs. 375.82 per litre and high-speed diesel to Rs. 403.32 per litre.
The consecutive increases highlight the importance of checking current fuel rates before planning travel, calculating monthly fuel expenses or estimating transportation costs. Since prices may change again, consumers should rely on the latest official announcement for future revisions.
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