The petrol price in Pakistan has increased to Rs. 380.24 per litre, up by Rs. 4.42. High-speed diesel has gone up more sharply Rs. 6.10 taking it to Rs. 409.42 per litre. The revised rates are effective from September 15, 2026.
Petrol has moved up from Rs. 375.82, and diesel's larger increase means the gap between the two fuels has widened again.
Here are the full details, how much each fuel rose, and what's behind the revision. For the previous revision and how rates have been trending, see our coverage of the latest petrol price in Pakistan.
New Petrol Price in Pakistan
The new petrol price in Pakistan is Rs. 380.24 per litre, applicable from September 15, 2026.
Petrol is the fuel that affects the largest number of people directly motorcycles, small cars and most private vehicles run on it, which is why this figure matters to household budgets more than the diesel rate does.
Petrol Price Increased by Rs. 4.42
Petrol has risen Rs. 4.42 per litre, from Rs. 375.82 to Rs. 380.24.
In practical terms: a full 10-litre motorcycle tank costs about Rs. 44 more than before, and a 40-litre car fill-up around Rs. 177 more. Individually small but it compounds across a month of commuting.
This latest revision continues a broadly upward trend. Our coverage of the petrol price increase in Pakistan covers how that pressure has built over recent revisions.
New Diesel Price in Pakistan
The high-speed diesel price in Pakistan is now Rs. 409.42 per litre, also effective September 15, 2026.
HSD is the fuel that moves the economy trucks, buses, tractors and agricultural machinery all run on it. That's why diesel increases tend to show up later in the price of goods and transport fares, not just in vehicle running costs.
Diesel Price Increased by Rs. 6.10
High-speed diesel rose Rs. 6.10 per litre noticeably more than petrol's Rs. 4.42.
That difference matters beyond the numbers. A larger diesel increase feeds into freight and commercial transport costs, which is how a fuel revision ends up affecting people who don't own a vehicle at all.
Latest Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan
| Fuel | New Price | Increase |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs. 380.24/litre | Rs. 4.42 |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs. 409.42/litre | Rs. 6.10 |
For a fuller picture of how petrol and diesel rates have moved, our coverage of Pakistan fuel prices tracks both fuels across recent revisions.
Why Have Petrol and Diesel Prices Increased?
Fuel price revisions in Pakistan are driven mainly by international market movement. Local rates are calculated against benchmark international product prices, so when those move, domestic prices follow on the next revision.
Petrol and diesel are priced separately against their own international benchmarks, which is why the two rarely move by the same amount and why diesel rose more this time.
Global crude direction shapes all of this. Our coverage of rising petrol prices in Pakistan looks at how higher international crude could push local rates further still.
How Often Do Fuel Prices Change in Pakistan?
Prices are reviewed on a regular revision cycle, which means the rate you paid last month is often not the rate you'll pay this month.
That unpredictability is a real problem for anyone planning a budget or running a business on fuel. Our coverage of daily petrol price revisions covers concerns raised about how frequently changing rates affect both motorists and businesses.
What This Means for Vehicle Owners
At Rs. 380.24 for petrol, fuel economy stops being a spec-sheet detail and becomes a monthly line item worth paying attention to.
The basics still make a measurable difference: correct tyre pressure, a clean air filter, keeping up with service intervals, and not carrying unnecessary weight. None of it offsets a Rs. 4.42 increase entirely, but it's the part of running cost you actually control.
Final Thoughts
The petrol price in Pakistan now stands at Rs. 380.24 per litre after a Rs. 4.42 increase, with high-speed diesel at Rs. 409.42 following a steeper Rs. 6.10 rise, both effective September 15, 2026. Diesel's larger jump is the one to watch, since it feeds through to freight and transport costs well beyond individual vehicle owners. Rates are revised on a regular cycle, so it's worth checking the current figure before assuming it still applies.
15+ years in business · In-house fitting in Multan · Nationwide delivery · Exact-fit products, never universal
Browse All Car Accessories →Questions about what fits your car? Contact us — 0321-1117525 · Open Mon–Sun, 9am–9pm.