Petrol Price in Pakistan

Live Fuel Rates Updates from OGRA

Last Updated: Just now

CURRENT PETROL PRICE TODAY

321.17
PKR Per Litre
↓ Down 2.50 from last week

Diesel

343.15

High Octane

344.92

Kerosene

287.66

Next Update

1 April

📊 QUICK OVERVIEW

Current petrol prices in Pakistan are updated daily by OGRA (Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority). As of today, the price stands at PKR 321.17 per litre. Prices vary slightly across different cities due to transportation and distribution costs. The next price adjustment is scheduled for April 1, 2026.

City-wise Petrol Prices

OGRA Fuel Prices (Complete List)

Petrol (RON 97) 321.17
High Octane (RON 95) 344.92
Diesel (HSD) 343.15
Kerosene Oil 287.66
Next Price Update April 1, 2026
Understanding Petrol Prices in Pakistan

Petrol prices in Pakistan are regulated by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and are adjusted every 15 days (on the 1st and 16th of each month). The prices depend on international crude oil rates, dollar exchange rates, and local taxation policies.

Key Factors Affecting Petrol Prices:

  • International Crude Oil Prices: Global oil market fluctuations directly impact Pakistan's fuel costs
  • Exchange Rate: Pakistan's PKR to USD conversion rate affects import costs
  • Taxes and Duties: Government taxation and regulatory fees add to the final price
  • Transportation Costs: Distribution across different regions affects local pricing
  • Seasonal Demand: Changes in fuel demand throughout the year influence prices

Why Do Prices Vary by City?

While OGRA sets base prices, slight variations exist across cities due to transportation costs, regional taxes, and distribution fees. Cities closer to ports and refineries typically have slightly lower prices compared to remote areas.

How to Save on Petrol Costs

Practical Tips to Reduce Fuel Expenses:

  1. Regular Vehicle Maintenance: Keep your engine properly tuned for optimal fuel efficiency
  2. Proper Tire Pressure: Under-inflated tires increase fuel consumption significantly
  3. Drive Smoothly: Avoid aggressive acceleration and sudden braking
  4. Plan Routes Efficiently: Combine multiple trips into one journey
  5. Use Cruise Control: Maintains steady speed and improves fuel economy on highways
  6. Remove Excess Weight: Lighter vehicles consume less fuel
  7. Monitor Fuel Prices: Fill up when prices are lower or during promotional offers

Fuel Efficiency by Vehicle Type:

Vehicle Type Average Consumption Annual Cost (Est.)
Compact Car 12-15 km/l PKR 150,000-180,000
Sedan 10-12 km/l PKR 180,000-220,000
SUV 8-10 km/l PKR 220,000-280,000
Motorcycle 30-40 km/l PKR 40,000-60,000
About OGRA (Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority)
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) is Pakistan's independent regulatory body responsible for regulating the oil and gas sectors. It sets fuel prices based on international market rates and ensures fair pricing for consumers.
OGRA's Price Update Schedule:
  • Update Frequency: Every 15 days
  • Update Dates: 1st and 16th of each month
  • Announcement Time: Usually 12:00 PM (Noon)
  • Effective Date: Same day or next day depending on OGRA notification
Fuel Types Regulated by OGRA:
  • Petrol (RON 97): Standard unleaded petrol
  • High Octane (RON 95): Premium petrol for high-performance vehicles
  • Diesel (HSD): Heavy sulfur diesel for commercial vehicles
  • Kerosene Oil: Used for lighting and heating
Impact of Fuel Prices on Pakistan's Economy
Petrol and diesel prices significantly affect Pakistan's economy, influencing transportation costs, inflation, and industrial production. Higher fuel prices increase the cost of goods and services across the board.
Economic Implications:
  • Transportation Sector: Increased costs for buses, trucks, and delivery services
  • Consumer Prices: Higher fuel costs lead to inflation in food and retail prices
  • Industrial Production: Manufacturing and production expenses increase
  • Power Generation: Many power plants rely on diesel for electricity generation
  • Foreign Exchange: Rising oil prices increase Pakistan's import bills
Recent Trends (2025-2026):
Petrol prices in Pakistan have remained relatively stable compared to previous years, hovering around PKR 320-325 per litre. Global oil prices and the Pakistani rupee's exchange rate continue to be the primary factors influencing these costs.
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