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Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan Increased Again | 5 September 2026

Petrol and diesel prices increased again in Pakistan. Check the latest petrol and diesel rates per litre and the complete price history for 5 September 2026.

By Anila

Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan Increased Again | 5 September 2026

Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan have increased again, with the latest rates showing another rise in both major fuels.

The petrol price decreased by Rs. 0.50 per litre to Rs. 342.6, while the price of high-speed diesel (HSD) rose by Rs. 1.11 to Rs. 371.80 per litre.

The previous rates were Rs. 341.98 per litre for petrol and Rs. 370.69 per litre for diesel.

Latest Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan

Fuel

Previous Price

Increase/ Decrease

Latest Price

Petrol

PKR 342.6

-PKR 0.50 / litre

PKR 342.60 / litre

High-Speed Diesel

PKR 371.80

-PKR 0.19 / litre

PKR 371.61 / litre

These prices apply to the latest reported revision and may change when the government announces a new fuel price update.

Petrol and Diesel Price History in September 2026

The following table shows the reported petrol and diesel prices during September 2026:

Date

Day

Petrol (PKR/Litre)

Diesel (PKR/Litre)

31 August

Monday

PKR 342.6

PKR 342.6

26 August

Wednesday

RS. 343.10

Rs. 371.80

25 August

Tuesday

Rs. 343.10

Rs. 371.80

24 August

Monday

Rs. 341.98

Rs. 370.69

21 August

Friday

Rs. 341.59

Rs. 368.29

20 August

Thursday

Rs. 337.51

Rs. 364.70

19 August

Wednesday

Rs. 337.51

Rs. 363.06

18 August

Tuesday

Rs. 334.54

Rs. 395.69

17 August

Monday

Rs. 331.20

Rs. 390.42

14 August

Friday

Holiday

Holiday

13 August

Thursday

Rs. 325.43

Rs. 383.95

12 August

Wednesday

Rs. 324.98

Rs. 382.79

11 August

Tuesday

Rs. 325.92

Rs. 382.25

10 August

Monday

Rs. 327.62

Rs. 380.86

07 August

Friday

Rs. 327.62

Rs. 380.86

06 August

Thursday

Rs. 329.82

Rs. 383.36

05 August

Wednesday

Rs. 333.01

Rs. 383.86

04 August

Tuesday

Rs. 328.56

Rs. 385.86

03 August

Monday

Rs. 331.95

Rs. 389.93

31 July

Friday

Rs. 336.03

Rs. 392.38

30 July

Thursday

Rs. 336.15

Rs. 393.04

29 July

Wednesday

Rs. 335.06

Rs. 390.62

28 July

Tuesday

Rs. 335.81

Rs. 388.38

27 July

Monday

Rs. 334.18

Rs. 386.83

25–26 July

Saturday–Sunday

Rs. 335.18

Rs. 383.46

24 July

Friday

Rs. 335.18

Rs. 383.46

23 July

Thursday

Rs. 331.52

Rs. 378.66

22 July

Wednesday

Rs. 327.12

Rs. 375.04

21 July

Tuesday

Rs. 320.73

Rs. 367.21

20 July

Monday

Rs. 315.80

Rs. 360.06

18 July

Saturday

Rs. 316.15

Rs. 354.35

11–17 July

Before daily pricing

Rs. 310.71

Rs. 323.30

How Much Have Petrol and Diesel Increased?

According to the provided price history, petrol has increased by approximately Rs. 30.80 per litre, while diesel has risen by Rs. 42.29 per litre.

These changes can directly affect transportation costs, freight charges and prices of goods and services.

Why Do Petrol and Diesel Prices Change?

Fuel prices can be affected by several factors, including:

  • International crude oil prices
  • Exchange rate of the Pakistani rupee
  • Government taxes and levies
  • Global fuel market conditions
  • Domestic petroleum costs

The government reviews fuel prices periodically, and the applicable rates can change with market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions -FAQ

What is the petrol price in Pakistan?

The latest listed petrol price is Rs. 342.6 per litre.

What is the diesel price in Pakistan?

The latest listed price for high-speed diesel is Rs. 371.61 per litre.

How much did petrol increase?

Petrol increased by Rs. 1.12 per litre, from Rs. 341.98 to Rs. 343.10.

How much did diesel increase?

Diesel increased by Rs. 1.11 per litre, from Rs. 370.69 to Rs. 371.80.

Why are fuel prices important?

Changes in petrol and diesel prices can affect transportation, logistics and the overall cost of goods and services.

Latest Fuel Price Update

The latest reported rates put petrol at Rs. 342.6 per litre and high-speed diesel at Rs. 371.61 per litre. Fuel prices can be revised again, so consumers should check the latest government announcement before relying on a particular rate.

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