The petrol price in Pakistan today has risen to Rs. 364.35 per litre, effective September 9, 2026 an increase of Rs. 5.58 from yesterday's Rs. 358.77.
High-Speed Diesel (HSD) has also gone up, rising Rs. 4.18 per litre to Rs. 385.95. It's the second consecutive daily increase, following yesterday's larger hike.
Here's the new rate breakdown and what it costs you at the pump. For the ongoing daily reference, see our petrol price in Pakistan today page.
Petrol Price in Pakistan Today — September 9, 2026
Petrol — Rs. 364.35 per litre (+Rs. 5.58)
High-Speed Diesel — Rs. 385.95 per litre (+Rs. 4.18)
Petrol Price in Pakistan Today: September 9, 2026
As of today, petrol in Pakistan costs Rs. 364.35 per litre. That's on top of yesterday's Rs. 12.90 jump, meaning petrol has now risen by roughly Rs. 18.50 across two consecutive revisions in a matter of days.
New Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan
| Petroleum Product | Previous Price | Current Price | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs. 358.77 | Rs. 364.35 | +Rs. 5.58 |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs. 381.77 | Rs. 385.95 | +Rs. 4.18 |
Rates per litre, effective September 9, 2026. For yesterday's update, see our report on the previous petrol and diesel prices.
Petrol Price Increased by Rs. 5.58 Per Litre
Moving from Rs. 358.77 to Rs. 364.35 is a Rs. 5.58 increase — smaller than yesterday's Rs. 12.90 jump, but still a meaningful rise on top of an already higher price. Two consecutive increases in successive days is a clear signal that fuel costs are trending upward right now, not settling.
How Much More Will Drivers Pay?
A Rs. 5.58 per-litre increase adds up depending on your tank size:
| Fuel Quantity | Extra Cost |
|---|---|
| 20 litres | Rs. 111.60 |
| 40 litres | Rs. 223.20 |
| 50 litres | Rs. 279.00 |
| 60 litres | Rs. 334.80 |
Combined with yesterday's increase, a motorcycle rider topping up 20 litres a week is now paying noticeably more per month than just a few days ago — the kind of gradual squeeze that's easy to underestimate one revision at a time.
What Is the Current Diesel Price in Pakistan?
The diesel price in Pakistan today is Rs. 385.95 per litre, up Rs. 4.18 from Rs. 381.77. As with petrol, this follows a larger increase the day before, continuing an upward trend across both fuels. Diesel's cost matters beyond individual drivers — it's the fuel behind freight, public transport and agricultural machinery, so increases here tend to ripple further into the wider economy. For broader context, our coverage of Pakistan fuel prices tracks the bigger picture.
When Did the New Fuel Prices Take Effect?
The new rates took effect from September 9, 2026. With two increases landing back to back, it's worth checking for updates regularly rather than assuming today's Rs. 364.35 rate will hold for long — for context on how quickly this can move, our coverage of the previous petrol price increase shows the pattern building over recent revisions.
What Does the Petrol Price Increase Mean for Drivers?
- Daily commuters — two increases in two days means monthly transport costs are moving faster than usual.
- Car owners — larger tanks mean the full Rs. 223–335 range applies directly per fill-up.
- Motorcycle riders — smaller increases per fill, but frequent refuelling means the cost adds up quickly.
- Ride-hailing drivers — back-to-back fuel increases squeeze margins faster than fares typically adjust.
- Delivery riders — frequent short trips mean today's increase is felt almost immediately in daily running costs.
- Transport operators — the diesel increase adds to freight costs on top of yesterday's larger rise.
None of this changes overnight, but efficient driving and regular maintenance remain the most practical way to soften the impact of increases arriving this close together.
Final Thoughts
The petrol price in Pakistan today stands at Rs. 364.35 per litre, up Rs. 5.58, while diesel has risen to Rs. 385.95, both effective September 9, 2026. Coming straight after yesterday's larger hike, this is the second increase in as many days — worth watching closely rather than assuming prices have settled. In practical terms, that's an extra Rs. 223 on a 40-litre fill and Rs. 335 on a 60-litre one, on top of yesterday's increase.
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