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As per the latest revision effective from 05 September 2026, petrol price in Pakistan today is PKR 343.87 per litre, and High-Speed Diesel is PKR 370.91 per litre.
Here are the current fuel rates based on the latest available revision:
Fuel Product
Current Price
Petrol / Super
PKR 345.87/Litre
High-Speed Diesel (HSD)
PKR 378.05/Litre
High Octane (HOBC)
PKR 370.00/Litre
Light Diesel Oil (LDO)
PKR 252.03/Litre
Kerosene Oil
PKR 286.44/Litre
LPG
PKR 258.65/Kg
CNG – Region I
PKR 195.00/Kg
CNG – Region II
PKR 210.00/Kg
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The following comparison shows the previous and current rates provided for the 05 September 2026 revision.
Fuel Type
Previous Price
Current Price
Change
Petrol (Super)
PKR 349.00/L
PKR 345.87/L
-PKR 3.13
High-Speed Diesel
PKR 374.31/L
PKR 378.05/L
+PKR 3.74
Light Diesel Oil
PKR 269.69/L
PKR 252.03/L
-PKR 17.66
Kerosene Oil
PKR 233.71/L
PKR 286.44/L
+PKR 52.73
High Octane
PKR 365.00/L
PKR 370.00/L
+PKR 5.00
LPG
PKR 241.43/Kg
PKR 258.65/Kg
+PKR 17.22
CNG Region I
PKR 195.00/Kg
PKR 195.00/Kg
No Change
CNG Region II
PKR 210.00/Kg
PKR 210.00/Kg
No Change
Important: Official petrol and diesel rates should be distinguished from estimated station prices. Premium fuels, LPG, and CNG can vary by company, city, region, and filling station
Petrol is the most commonly used transportation fuel in Pakistan. It is widely consumed by cars, motorcycles, rickshaws, small commercial vehicles, and other petrol-powered engines.
The current petrol price in Pakistan is PKR 345.87 per litre as of 05 September 2026. This represents a decrease of PKR 3.13 per litre from the previous rate of PKR 349.00.
Petrol prices are influenced by several factors, including international crude-oil prices, the USD/PKR exchange rate, government taxes and levies, transportation expenses, refinery costs, and other components of the domestic petroleum pricing system.
Major fuel companies operating in Pakistan include PSO, Shell, Total PARCO, Attock Petroleum, Hascol, and other oil marketing companies.
Check the latest petrol rate to see the current price and recent revision history.
High-Speed Diesel is particularly important to Pakistan's commercial and agricultural sectors. Trucks, buses, tractors, generators, heavy machinery, and other diesel-powered equipment depend heavily on HSD.
The current High-Speed Diesel price is PKR 378.05 per litre. Compared with the previous price of PKR 374.31, the latest rate represents an increase of PKR 3.74 per litre.
Because diesel is widely used in transportation, agriculture, logistics, and industry, changes in HSD prices can affect the cost of moving goods and people across the country.
Light Diesel Oil (LDO) is used for selected industrial applications, agricultural machinery, tube wells, and low-speed engines.
The current LDO rate is PKR 252.03 per litre. Based on the previously supplied rate of PKR 269.69, LDO has decreased by PKR 17.66 per litre.
Fuel prices can differ slightly from one retail outlet to another because station-level prices may include differences in margins, transportation costs, location, and company pricing.
Retail Outlet
City / District
HSD
Petrol
Total PARCO – Abbottabad Main Road
Abbottabad
Rs 377.05
Rs 344.87
Attock Petroleum – Abbottabad Main Road
Abbottabad
Rs 376.05
Rs 347.12
Byco – Abbottabad Main Road
Abbottabad
Rs 378.05
Rs 344.37
Hascol – Abbottabad Airport Road
Abbottabad
Rs 376.05
Rs 346.87
Hascol – Attock Cantt Area
Attock
Rs 379.05
Rs 345.87
Attock Petroleum – Attock Cantt Area
Attock
Rs 376.55
Rs 346.87
PSO – Attock GT Road
Attock
Rs 376.80
Rs 347.87
Hascol – Attock Ring Road
Attock
Rs 376.55
Rs 345.87
GO Petroleum – Awaran Main Road
Awaran
Rs 380.05
Rs 344.62
PSO – Awaran Main Road
Awaran
Rs 379.30
Rs 343.87
Byco – Awaran Main Road
Awaran
Rs 376.55
Rs 344.62
Byco – Awaran Airport Road
Awaran
Rs 378.05
Rs 347.37
Hascol – Badin Main Road
Badin
Rs 378.05
Rs 347.87
Byco – Badin Airport Road
Badin
Rs 379.30
Rs 344.37
Hascol – Badin Airport Road
Badin
Rs 380.05
Rs 347.37
High Octane Blending Component, commonly known as HOBC, is a premium fuel designed for engines that require higher-octane gasoline.
The current estimated high-octane price is PKR 370.00 per litre.
High-octane fuel is commonly preferred for performance-oriented, turbocharged, luxury, and high-compression engines. However, drivers should always follow the fuel-octane recommendation provided by their vehicle manufacturer.
Prices for premium fuel can vary between brands and individual filling stations.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is widely used by households and businesses, particularly in locations where piped natural gas is unavailable or unreliable.
The current LPG rate provided for this update is approximately PKR 258.65 per kilogram.
Cylinder / Quantity
Current Price
Previous Price
11.8 kg Domestic Cylinder
PKR 3,585
PKR 3,845
45 kg Commercial Cylinder
PKR 13,671
PKR 14,661
Per Kg Rate
PKR 258.65
PKR 325.81
Actual retail LPG prices may vary depending on location, distributor, cylinder type, and market conditions.
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) remains an alternative fuel for motorists in areas where CNG stations are available.
Current regional CNG prices are:
Region
Areas Covered
CNG Price
Region I
Punjab, KPK, AJK, Gilgit-Baltistan
PKR 195.00/Kg
Region II
Sindh, Balochistan
PKR 210.00/Kg
The right fuel depends on the vehicle and its intended use.
Petrol engines are common in passenger cars and motorcycles and are generally suitable for everyday personal transportation.
Diesel engines are particularly useful for heavy vehicles because diesel engines can provide strong low-speed torque and are widely used in trucks, buses, tractors, generators, and heavy machinery.
Rather than choosing a fuel solely because of its current price, drivers should consider vehicle design, fuel economy, maintenance costs, and manufacturer recommendations.
Fuel quality is important for engine performance, emissions, and long-term vehicle reliability.
Pakistan has historically used different fuel-quality specifications, while cleaner fuel standards have increasingly become part of discussions surrounding emissions and urban air quality.
Drivers should purchase fuel from reputable filling stations and use the fuel grade recommended for their vehicle.
For premium petrol, using a higher-octane fuel than required does not automatically mean that every engine will produce better performance. The appropriate octane level depends on the engine's design and manufacturer's specifications.
What is the petrol price in Pakistan today?
As of 05 September 2026, the petrol price provided for this update is PKR 345.87 per litre.
What is the diesel price in Pakistan today?
The current High-Speed Diesel price provided for this update is PKR 378.05 per litre.
Why did the petrol price change?
Petrol prices can change because of international crude-oil prices, the USD/PKR exchange rate, taxes, petroleum levies, import costs, refinery costs, and government policy.
What is the difference between petrol and high octane?
High-octane petrol has a higher resistance to engine knocking and is intended for engines designed to benefit from a higher octane rating. It is not necessarily better for every vehicle.
How is petrol price calculated in Pakistan?
The final petrol price reflects several components, including the petroleum product's base/import cost, exchange-rate effects, government taxes and levies, transportation and distribution costs, and applicable margins.
Can petrol prices decrease in the future?
Yes. Petrol prices can fall if international oil prices decline, the Pakistani rupee strengthens, or applicable taxes and other price components decrease.
Is CNG cheaper than petrol?
CNG can be cheaper for some vehicles and driving conditions, but the actual saving depends on the price per kilogram, vehicle efficiency, CNG availability, and the distance travelled.