bFuel price in Pakistan as petrol and diesel prices are reducedFuel price in Pakistan as petrol and diesel prices are reduced

Fuel Price in Pakistan Petrol Reduced by Rs1.93, Diesel by Rs4.21

The fuel price in Pakistan has been reduced from 24 September 2026: petrol is down Rs. 1.93 to Rs. 390.12 per litre, and high-speed diesel is down Rs. 4.21 to Rs. 414.75.

Here are the revised rates against the previous ones:

Fuel Previous New Change
Petrol 392.05 390.12 −1.93
Diesel (HSD) 418.96 414.75 −4.21

All prices in PKR per litre.

When the New Rates Apply


The revised prices take effect from 24 September 2026, and stay unchanged on public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays. See our previous fuel price update for the rates before this revision.

What It Means at the Pump


On a 40-litre fill, the petrol cut saves about Rs. 77. Motorcycle riders save roughly Rs. 19 on a 10-litre tank.

The diesel cut is more than twice as large per litre, which matters for transporters and goods carriers though a single revision of this size is unlikely to move freight rates much on its own. Diesel is also under pressure internationally; our look at why diesel prices are rising worldwide explains why local cuts and the global market can move differently.

Final Thoughts


Both fuels are cheaper from today, with diesel getting the bigger cut. With the fuel price in Pakistan changing this often, the savings you can rely on are the ones you control: correct tyre pressure, less idling and regular servicing. Our Pakistan fuel prices page tracks every revision.

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Frequently Asked Questions


What is the new petrol price in Pakistan?▾
Rs. 390.12 per litre from 24 September 2026, down Rs. 1.93.
What is the new diesel price?▾
High-speed diesel is Rs. 414.75 per litre, down Rs. 4.21.
Do fuel prices change on weekends?▾
No. Rates stay unchanged on public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.
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