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Petrol Price in Pakistan Today — Rs 391.22 per Litre (17 September 2026)

Latest petrol price in Pakistan, diesel rate, kerosene oil price and PSO fuel rates — updated the moment OGRA notifies a new petrol price in Pakistan. Includes PM Fuel Relief Scheme details, city-wise petrol rates and a historical trend chart.

Last updated: 17 September 2026, 18:30 PKT · Source: OGRA / Petroleum Division
PETROL 391.22 Rs / LITRE OGRA CERTIFIED PAKISTAN
Petrol (MS)
پیٹرول
Rs 391.22 /L
▲ Rs 32.45 vs previous
High-Speed Diesel
ڈیزل
Rs 421.45 /L
▲ Rs 39.68 vs previous
Kerosene Oil
مٹی کا تیل
Rs 324.35 /L
▲ Rs 51.37 vs previous
Light Diesel Oil
لائٹ ڈیزل
Rs 279.55 /L
▲ Rs 21.21 vs previous

وزیراعظم فیول ریلیف اسکیم 2026PM Fuel Relief Scheme 2026 — Rs 100 Per Litre Petrol Subsidy

The PM Fuel Relief Scheme announced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on 13 September 2026 provides a Rs 100 per litre petrol subsidy to motorcycle, rickshaw and 800cc car owners across Pakistan. Register via SMS 9771 or online at pmfuelrelief.pk to claim your monthly fuel quota at the discounted petrol price.

LIVE NATIONWIDE · 17 Sep 2026 فی لیٹر 100 روپے کی رعایت

Save Rs 2,000–3,000 monthly on the petrol price

Register via SMS to 9771 or online at pmfuelrelief.pk. NADRA-verified, one vehicle per CNIC, non-commercial use only.

  • Bikes / Rickshaws / Qingqi: Rs 100/L on up to 20 litres of petrol per month
  • Cars up to 800cc: Rs 100/L on up to 30 litres of petrol per month
  • Registration SMS format: REG <CNIC> <Plate> <Province> <DOB> → 9771
  • Fuel token: SMS "TOK" to 9771 before visiting the petrol pump
Full Registration Guide →
Rs 100per litre off
Effective petrol price for eligible vehicles:
Rs 291.22 / L

آج پاکستان میں ایندھن کی قیمتیںToday's Petrol Price and Fuel Rates in Pakistan (Full List)

The petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 391.22 per litre, effective from 17 September 2026 as notified by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and the Petroleum Division. The new petrol rate in Pakistan reflects the latest revision driven by rising international crude oil prices and rupee depreciation. High-Speed Diesel (HSD) is now priced at Rs 421.45 per litre, while Kerosene Oil and Light Diesel Oil have been revised in the same notification.

پاکستان میں پیٹرول کی موجودہ قیمت 391.22 روپے فی لیٹر ہے، جو 17 ستمبر 2026 سے نافذ العمل ہے۔ ہائی سپیڈ ڈیزل کی قیمت 421.45 روپے فی لیٹر ہے۔ یہ نئے پیٹرول ریٹ اوگرا اور وزارت پیٹرولیم کی جانب سے اعلان کردہ ہیں۔

Fuel prices in Pakistan are now reviewed on a rolling basis, with OGRA publishing daily reference petrol prices on its official portal based on a seven-day average of international market prices. The final consumer petrol price you pay at PSO, Shell, TotalPARCO, Attock Petroleum or GO petrol stations is set by the Federal Government and passed on through Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs). This page shows the latest PSO petrol price in Pakistan today and the latest diesel price in Pakistan, updated within minutes of any new OGRA notification.

Fuel TypeNew Price (PKR/L)Previous PriceChange
Petrol (MS – Motor Spirit)Rs 391.22Rs 358.77▲ Rs 32.45
High-Speed Diesel (HSD)Rs 421.45Rs 381.77▲ Rs 39.68
Kerosene Oil (SKO)Rs 324.35Rs 272.98▲ Rs 51.37
Light Diesel Oil (LDO)Rs 279.55Rs 258.34▲ Rs 21.21

پاکستان میں پیٹرول کی قیمت کا رجحانHistorical Petrol Price Trend in Pakistan (2024–2026)

Track how the petrol price in Pakistan has moved over the past 24 months. The chart shows OGRA-notified petrol and diesel rates including the June 2026 spike from the Middle East conflict and the subsequent Rs 74 petrol price cut after the US–Iran peace agreement.

Key insight: The petrol price in Pakistan has risen sharply over the past two years, driven by rupee depreciation, a higher petroleum levy under the IMF programme, and global crude oil volatility.

فیول کاسٹ کیلکولیٹرFuel Cost Calculator — Estimate Your Petrol Bill

Estimate your trip fuel cost at today's petrol price in Pakistan. Enter distance in kilometres and your vehicle's mileage — the calculator uses the latest petrol rate automatically.

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Estimated Petrol Cost
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اوگرا قیمت کیسے مقرر کرتا ہے؟How Does OGRA Set the Petrol Price in Pakistan?

The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) calculates the petrol price in Pakistan using a formula that combines global import cost, taxes and margins. Understanding this OGRA petrol price formula helps explain why the petrol rate in Pakistan changes every fortnight.

FOB Price

7-day average of Platts Arab Gulf quotations for petrol and diesel imported into Pakistan.

Premium

Paid by PSO and other importers over the FOB reference petrol price.

Import Incidentals

Ocean freight, insurance, wharfage and letter of credit charges on imported fuel.

Petroleum Levy

Capped at Rs 60/L on petrol and HSD under the Petroleum Levy Ordinance.

Sales Tax

Applied per FBR notifications (currently 0% on petrol and diesel in Pakistan).

IFEM

Inland Freight Equalisation Margin keeps the petrol price uniform across all provinces.

OMC & Dealer Margins

Fixed margins approved by OGRA for Oil Marketing Companies and pump dealers.

قیمتوں پر اثر انداز عواملFactors Affecting the Petrol Price in Pakistan

Several interconnected factors drive the fortnightly changes in the petrol price in Pakistan. Understanding these helps explain why the petrol rate keeps rising and when the next petrol price update is likely.

1. International Crude Oil Prices

Pakistan imports over 80% of its petroleum needs, so Brent Crude and Arab Light directly influence the FOB cost of petrol imports. Geopolitical events — like the 2026 US–Iran conflict — can push crude USD 10–20 per barrel within days.

2. USD to PKR Exchange Rate

Oil is invoiced in US dollars, so any rupee depreciation raises the local petrol price. A one-rupee depreciation typically adds around Rs 0.40–0.50 per litre to the petrol rate in Pakistan.

3. Petroleum Levy and Taxes

The federal budget targets a specific petroleum levy collection each year. When collections lag, the government raises the levy — which is passed straight to consumers as a higher petrol price in Pakistan.

4. IMF Programme Conditions

Pakistan's Extended Fund Facility with the IMF includes revenue commitments that constrain the government's ability to subsidise the petrol price. This is why international crude price rises are usually passed on to Pakistani consumers in full.

5. Domestic Refinery Margins

Local refineries — PARCO, Attock, National Refinery, Pakistan Refinery and Cnergyico — supply roughly 40% of Pakistan's petrol demand. Their agreed margins under the Brownfield Refining Policy also feed into the ex-depot petrol price.

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اکثر پوچھے جانے والے سوالاتPetrol Price in Pakistan — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the petrol price in Pakistan today?+

The petrol price in Pakistan today (17 September 2026) is Rs 391.22 per litre as notified by OGRA and the Petroleum Division. High-Speed Diesel is Rs 421.45 per litre.

پاکستان میں آج پیٹرول کی قیمت 391.22 روپے فی لیٹر ہے۔

What is the new petrol price in Pakistan?+

The new petrol price in Pakistan is Rs 391.22 per litre, an increase of Rs 32.45 from the previous petrol rate of Rs 358.77. The new petrol price took effect on 17 September 2026.

What is the PSO petrol price in Pakistan today?+

The PSO petrol price in Pakistan today matches the OGRA-notified rate of Rs 391.22 per litre. All licensed Oil Marketing Companies including PSO, Shell, TotalPARCO, Attock and GO sell petrol at the government-notified price.

What is the diesel price in Pakistan today?+

The diesel price in Pakistan today is Rs 421.45 per litre for High-Speed Diesel (HSD).

What is the PM Fuel Relief Scheme and how do I register?+

The PM Fuel Relief Scheme provides Rs 100/L subsidy on the petrol price for motorcycle, rickshaw and 800cc car owners. Register by SMS to 9771 in the format: REG <CNIC> <Plate> <Province> <DOB>, or online at pmfuelrelief.pk. Eligible vehicles effectively pay only Rs 291.22 per litre.

وزیراعظم فیول ریلیف اسکیم موٹرسائیکل، رکشہ اور 800 سی سی گاڑیوں کے مالکان کو 100 روپے فی لیٹر سبسڈی فراہم کرتی ہے۔

How often does OGRA update the petrol price in Pakistan?+

OGRA publishes daily reference petrol prices based on a seven-day average of international market prices. Consumer petrol prices in Pakistan are typically notified every 15 days (on the 15th and last day of each month) but may be revised weekly during periods of high oil-price volatility.

Why does petrol cost slightly more in Peshawar or Quetta than Karachi?+

Petrol arrives at ports in Karachi and is then transported inland. The Inland Freight Equalisation Margin (IFEM) keeps the ex-depot petrol price uniform, but dealers may add a small transport surcharge for remote regions, causing Rs 1–3 per litre variation.

Who decides the petrol price in Pakistan?+

OGRA calculates the reference petrol price using an approved formula. The Petroleum Division reviews it and the Finance Ministry finalises it. The Federal Government issues the official petrol price notification.

What was the highest petrol price in Pakistan's history?+

The current petrol price of Rs 391.22 per litre (effective 17 September 2026) is the highest ever recorded petrol price in Pakistan's history, surpassing the previous record of Rs 373/L set in June 2026 during the US–Iran conflict.

Where can I find the official petrol price notification?+

Official petrol price notifications are published on the OGRA website and the PSO fuel prices page. PetrolPricePakistan.info mirrors the same rates within minutes.

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Sam

Fuel Market Analyst · Editor, PetrolPricePakistan.info

Sam has been tracking the petrol price in Pakistan for over eight years. He monitors OGRA notifications, PSO retail rates and international crude oil trends to bring readers accurate, timely fuel price updates. When not analysing petroleum markets, Sam writes about energy policy and its impact on Pakistani households.