Petrol Price in Pakistan rises to Rs 367.75 with Rs 376 forecast
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Petrol Price in Pakistan Rises to Rs 367.75, Could Reach Rs 376/L

Petrol Price in Pakistan Today Rises to Rs. 367.75


The petrol price in Pakistan today has risen to Rs. 367.75 per litre, effective September 10, 2026 an increase of Rs. 3.40 from yesterday's Rs. 364.35.

High-Speed Diesel (HSD) has gone up by a larger margin, rising Rs. 6.72 per litre to Rs. 392.67. That's the third consecutive daily increase for both fuels this week.

Worth noting: this actual increase came in below the Rs. 376 figure that had been circulating as a possible projection ahead of today's revision a reminder that projections and confirmed rates are two different things. Here's the full breakdown. For the ongoing daily reference, see our latest petrol price in Pakistan page.

Petrol Price in Pakistan Today — September 10, 2026

Petrol (Super) — Rs. 367.75 per litre (+Rs. 3.40)

High-Speed Diesel — Rs. 392.67 per litre (+Rs. 6.72)

Petrol Price in Pakistan Today: September 10, 2026


As of today, petrol in Pakistan costs Rs. 367.75 per litre. That's on top of yesterday's Rs. 5.58 increase, meaning petrol has now risen across three consecutive daily revisions this week — for the full picture on yesterday's rate, our coverage of the previous day's petrol and diesel update covers the September 9 revision in detail.

New Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan


Petroleum Product Previous Price Current Price Increase
Petrol (Super) Rs. 364.35 Rs. 367.75 +Rs. 3.40
High-Speed Diesel Rs. 385.95 Rs. 392.67 +Rs. 6.72

Rates per litre, effective September 10, 2026.

Petrol Increased by Rs. 3.40, Diesel by Rs. 6.72


Diesel carried the larger increase of the two today — Rs. 6.72 against petrol's Rs. 3.40. That's a continuation of a pattern seen across recent revisions, where diesel has often moved by a wider margin than petrol. Since diesel underpins freight, public transport and agricultural machinery, its increases tend to reach further into the wider economy than a petrol rise alone.

Today's Increase vs the Rs. 376 Projection


Ahead of today's revision, reports had floated a possible rise toward Rs. 376 per litre, tied to crude oil prices reportedly crossing $100 a barrel. The actual confirmed increase to Rs. 367.75 came in meaningfully below that figure. It's a useful reminder that pre-revision projections, however well-sourced, aren't the same as an official notification. The confirmed rate is always the one that matters for your budget, not the number that was circulating beforehand.

What Is the Current Diesel Price in Pakistan?


The diesel price in Pakistan today is Rs. 392.67 per litre, up Rs. 6.72 from Rs. 385.95. Diesel has now moved through several consecutive increases, and it remains the more expensive of the two main fuels by a wide margin — worth watching closely if you run a vehicle or business that depends on it.

What Does This Mean for Drivers?


  • Daily commuters — three consecutive increases this week means monthly transport costs are moving faster than usual.
  • Car owners — larger tanks feel today's Rs. 3.40 increase directly on every fill-up.
  • Motorcycle riders — smaller increases per fill, but frequent refuelling adds up over a busy week.
  • Transport and logistics operators — the larger diesel increase adds directly to freight costs.
  • Ride-hailing and delivery drivers — repeated fuel increases this close together squeeze margins faster than fares typically adjust.

For more on how this week's increases have built up, our coverage of the previous petrol price increase tracks the pattern across recent revisions. Efficient driving and regular maintenance remain the most practical way to soften the impact when increases arrive this frequently.

Will Fuel Prices Change Again Soon?


Given three increases in as many days, it's reasonable to expect further revisions rather than a period of stable pricing. Movements will continue to depend on international crude oil prices, Platts benchmark trends, the rupee-dollar exchange rate, and government decisions on taxes and levies. Treat today's Rs. 367.75 rate as current only until the next official notification.

Final Thoughts


The petrol price in Pakistan now stands confirmed at Rs. 367.75 per litre, up Rs. 3.40, while diesel has risen to Rs. 392.67, up Rs. 6.72 both effective September 10, 2026. This is the third straight daily increase this week, and while it landed below the Rs. 376 figure that had been projected, it's still a meaningful rise on top of an already higher price. With increases arriving this frequently, it's worth checking for updates regularly rather than assuming today's rate holds.

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Frequently Asked Questions


What is the petrol price in Pakistan today?▾
The petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs. 367.75 per litre, effective September 10, 2026.
Did petrol reach Rs. 376 as projected?▾
No. The confirmed increase brought petrol to Rs. 367.75 per litre, below the Rs. 376 figure that had been circulating as a projection ahead of the official revision.
How much did petrol price increase today?▾
Petrol increased by Rs. 3.40 per litre, from Rs. 364.35 to Rs. 367.75.
What is the diesel price in Pakistan today?▾
The diesel price in Pakistan today is Rs. 392.67 per litre, up Rs. 6.72 from Rs. 385.95.
How much did diesel increase by today?▾
Diesel increased by Rs. 6.72 per litre, the larger of the two increases today.
Why did petrol price increase again?▾
Fuel prices in Pakistan can be influenced by international crude oil prices, Platts benchmark trends, exchange-rate movements and taxes. No single confirmed cause has been specified for this particular revision.
When did the new petrol price take effect?▾
The new petrol and diesel prices took effect from September 10, 2026.
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