Petrol and Prices

Petrol Price in Pakistan Today — Latest Petrol and Diesel Rates (14–16 November 2026)

By MayreDukaan Editorial TeamPublished 14 Nov 20263 min read

Fuel pump nozzle at a Pakistani petrol station with a motorcycle and car in the background

From 00:00 on Saturday 14 November 2026, petrol costs Rs330 per litre and high-speed diesel (HSD) Rs360 per litre in Pakistan, according to the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA). Petrol fell by Rs2 from Rs332; diesel did not change. These prices are set to apply until Monday 16 November 2026, so check OGRA for the next notification after that.

Fuel cost calculator

Distance (km)Your vehicle (km per litre)Fuel

About 0.75 litres, costing Rs 248

Today's official rates

Fuel	Price per litre	Change	Effective
Petrol (motor spirit)	Rs330	−Rs2 (was Rs332)	14 Nov 2026, 00:00 to 16 Nov 2026
High-speed diesel (HSD)	Rs360	No change	14 Nov 2026, 00:00 to 16 Nov 2026

These are the maximum ex-depot prices notified by OGRA under the federal government's pricing mechanism. The price at your local pump can differ slightly by area because of freight and dealer arrangements; OGRA also publishes district and pump-wise prices.

Recent price history

Notification	Petrol (Rs/litre)	Diesel (Rs/litre)
Effective 14 Nov 2026	330	360
Announced 12 Nov 2026	332	360
Week before (announced 6 Nov 2026)	346	378

Over that week petrol fell by Rs16 (about 4.6%) and diesel by Rs18 (about 4.8%), as reported by Business Recorder from OGRA's announcements. Prices are now being revised every few days rather than every two weeks, so a rate can go out of date quickly.

Why the price changed

OGRA linked the latest cut to lower international prices. The benchmark price of petrol fell to about USD 90.35 per barrel from USD 91.64, and the ex-refinery price of petrol dropped to Rs235.05 from Rs237.31 per litre. For diesel, the ex-refinery cost fell to Rs249.55 from Rs252.08, but an increase of Rs2.99 in the inland freight equalisation margin cancelled out the saving at the pump.

What is inside a litre of petrol

The government collects a petroleum levy of Rs80 per litre on both petrol and diesel, plus a climate support levy of Rs5. Under a temporary arrangement for 30 days, consumers pay Rs63.64 of the petroleum levy and refineries bear the remaining Rs16.36. Dealer and oil-company margins make up most of the rest above the import cost.

Fuel cost examples

Using today's petrol price of Rs330:

Vehicle	Typical mileage	30 km a day	Monthly (30 days)
70cc motorcycle	about 50 km/l	0.6 l = Rs198	Rs5,940
125cc motorcycle	about 40 km/l	0.75 l = Rs248	Rs7,425
1000cc car	about 15 km/l	2 l = Rs660	Rs19,800

Mileage depends on your vehicle and driving, so enter your own figures in the calculator above.

Where to check the next price

OGRA publishes every notification on its website under Notified Petroleum Prices. The Petroleum Division also shares changes. This page will be updated when a new notification is issued; if the date range above has passed, use OGRA as the official source.

Frequently asked questions

What is the petrol price in Pakistan today?

Rs330 per litre, effective from 00:00 on 14 November 2026 until 16 November 2026, according to OGRA.

What is the diesel price in Pakistan?

High-speed diesel is Rs360 per litre for 14–16 November 2026, unchanged from the previous notification.

Who sets fuel prices in Pakistan?

OGRA works out the prices under the pricing mechanism approved by the federal government and issues the official notification.

Why is my pump charging a different price?

OGRA's figure is the maximum ex-depot price. Local freight can make a small difference; OGRA publishes district and pump-wise prices.

How often do petrol prices change now?

In November 2026 prices were revised every few days. Always check the effective dates on the latest OGRA notification.

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Sources

Facts last checked against these sources on 14 Nov 2026, 06:41 Pakistan time.