The petrol price in Pakistan today has gone up by Rs 3.26 per litre, effective 02 October 2026, as OGRA announces its latest fortnightly fuel price revision. At the same time, the diesel price in Pakistan has seen a slight relief, falling by Rs 1.01 per litre.
New Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan
Here are the updated OGRA fuel prices effective from 02 October 2026:
| Fuel | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol (Super) | Rs 390.66 per litre | +Rs 3.26 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | Rs 399.34 per litre | -Rs 1.01 |
The new petrol price of Rs 390.66 per litre is now in effect at all fuel stations across Pakistan starting 02 October 2026.
Why Did Fuel Prices Change?
OGRA reviews fuel prices on a fortnightly basis, taking into account global crude oil market movements and the Pakistani rupee exchange rate against the US dollar. When international oil prices rise or the rupee weakens, the cost of importing fuel goes up, which pushes domestic prices higher. The slight decrease in the diesel price in Pakistan suggests some easing in the specific product cost for high speed diesel on global markets during this review period. These OGRA fuel prices are calculated to reflect actual import costs and keep the fuel supply chain financially stable.
What It Means for You
For everyday commuters and motorcycle users, the Rs 3.26 per litre increase in petrol will add a small but noticeable amount to weekly fuel spending. A full 10-litre fill will now cost around Rs 33 more than before. On the positive side, transporters and truck operators who run on diesel will get a minor break with the Rs 1.01 per litre cut, which could help keep freight costs and vegetable and grocery prices from rising further. Public transport fares may still creep up slightly as petrol-run rickshaws and taxis adjust to the new petrol rate.