Petrol price in Pakistan today has gone up as OGRA announces revised fuel rates effective 10 September 2026. Petrol has increased by Rs 3.40 per litre while High Speed Diesel has jumped by Rs 6.72 per litre, hitting consumers with a double blow this fortnight.
New Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan
Here is a full breakdown of the new petrol price and diesel price in Pakistan as notified under the latest OGRA fuel prices revision:
| Fuel | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol (Super) | Rs 367.75 per litre | +Rs 3.40 |
| High Speed Diesel | Rs 392.67 per litre | +Rs 6.72 |
These rates are effective from 10 September 2026 and apply across Pakistan at all retail fuel stations.
Why Did Fuel Prices Change?
OGRA revises fuel prices on a fortnightly basis, factoring in international crude oil and petroleum product prices along with the Pakistani rupee exchange rate. When global oil prices rise or the rupee weakens against the dollar, the cost of importing fuel goes up, and that increase is passed on to consumers through the OGRA fuel prices adjustment mechanism. The size of the diesel increase this time, at Rs 6.72 per litre, points to sharper movement in High Speed Diesel prices on the global market compared to petrol.
What It Means for You
The rise in diesel price in Pakistan will have a wider ripple effect than petrol alone, since trucks, buses, and farm machinery all run on diesel, meaning transport fares and food prices could creep up in the days ahead. For everyday car and motorcycle users, the new petrol price of Rs 367.75 per litre adds a few extra rupees to every fill-up, so it is a good time to plan trips smartly, keep tyres properly inflated, and avoid unnecessary idling to stretch every litre as far as possible.