Updated fuel prices in Pakistan are now in effect from 1 February 2026, bringing changes that directly impact transport costs, inflation, and daily household budgets. Below is a clear, user-friendly breakdown of today’s petrol, diesel, and other petroleum prices, along with context on why prices change and how they affect the economy.
Petroleum Prices in Pakistan – Effective 01 February 2026
| Fuel Type | Old Price (PKR/Ltr) | New Price (PKR/Ltr) | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol (Super) | 253.17 | 253.17 | 0.00 |
| High-Speed Diesel (HSD) | 257.08 | 268.38 | +11.30 |
| Light-Speed Diesel (LSD) | 159.76 | 159.76 | 0.00 |
| Kerosene Oil | 176.81 | 176.81 | 0.00 |
Quick snapshot: Petrol remains unchanged, while High-Speed Diesel has increased by PKR 11.30/Ltr.
Fuel-Wise Price Details (2026)
Petrol (Super)
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Price: PKR 253.17/Ltr
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Use: Cars & motorcycles
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Why it matters: High-octane performance for everyday vehicles
High-Speed Diesel (HSD)
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Price: PKR 268.38/Ltr
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Use: Trucks, buses, heavy machinery
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Impact: Affects freight, public transport fares, and inflation
Light-Speed Diesel (LSD)
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Price: PKR 159.76/Ltr
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Use: Medium-duty vehicles and generators
Kerosene Oil
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Price: PKR 176.81/Ltr
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Use: Lighting, small machinery (limited but critical demand)
LPG (Indicative)
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Use: Household cooking & some vehicles
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Note: Prices vary by location and cylinder size
CNG
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Use: Cleaner alternative fuel
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Note: Availability and station-wise pricing vary
Types of Petroleum Used in Pakistan
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Petrol (Super)
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High-Speed Diesel
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Light-Speed Diesel
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Kerosene
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LPG
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CNG
Why Fuel Prices Change in Pakistan
Fuel prices are revised twice a month and depend on:
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International crude oil prices
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USD–PKR exchange rate
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Taxes & levies
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Refining and distribution costs
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Global supply-demand & geopolitics
How Fuel Prices Affect the Economy
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Inflation: Transport costs ripple into food and essentials
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Consumer spending: Higher commuting and delivery costs
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Business costs: Logistics-driven price increases
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Trade balance: Higher import bill pressures the rupee
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Shift to efficiency: Encourages hybrids, EVs, and public transport
Emission Standards Update
Pakistan has adopted Euro V standards (since 2020) to improve fuel quality and reduce emissions—an important step toward cleaner transport.
Historical Context (Highlights)
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Highest petrol price: PKR 331.38/Ltr (16 Sept 2023)
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Prices fluctuate with global markets and local fiscal policy
Petrol Price FAQs
Q: What is the petrol price today?
A: PKR 253.17/Ltr (1 Feb 2026)
Q: Who sets fuel prices?
A: Prices are revised by the government in line with OGRA recommendations.
Q: How often do prices change?
A: Twice monthly (mid-month and month-end).
Q: Why did diesel increase?
A: Global crude trends, exchange rate movements, and levies.
Stay Updated
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