However, it is pertinent to mention that the government of the federation has reduced the price of petrol and diesel oil in Pakistan since November 12, 2026. The price of petrol is now reduced to Rs3 per litre, while the price of HSD is reduced to Rs7 per litre. This reduction in price has made the petrol available at the rate of Rs335 per litre. The cost of HSD is now Rs364 per litre.
Petrol Price Drops by Rs3, Diesel by Rs7 Per Litre in Pakistan
The latest notification reduces petrol prices from Rs338 to Rs335 per litre, while high-speed diesel falls from Rs371 to Rs364 per litre. Here is a comparison of the previous and new fuel prices:
| Fuel Type | November 11 | November 12 | Reduction |
| Petrol | Rs338 | Rs335 | Rs3 |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs371 | Rs364 | Rs7 |
These prices have come right after the government cut down on petrol prices by Rs8 per litre and diesel prices by Rs7 per litre on November 11. In this way, people have faced changes in prices of fuel for two days continuously.
Government Introduces Daily Fuel Price System
New system of monitoring the price of petroleum products was launched by the government on 17th July 2026. According to this system, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) will now review the prices of petroleum on a daily basis as compared to a weekly system which existed before.
The major factor behind this change is that it allows quick action against any alteration in international oil market. International oil prices may increase or decrease due to supply and demand factors. However, daily change in prices is not allowed on weekends and holidays. On these days prices remain the same.
Read more: Petrol Price in Pakistan Cut by Rs2.20, diesel by Rs1.50
Oil Refineries to Share Fuel Costs
On November 2, the government announced that oil refineries would bear a monthly cost of around Rs15 billion. The move aims to keep petrol prices Rs15 per litre lower than international market rates. This decision was taken in response to the impact of the US-Israel war on Iran and its effect on global fuel costs. The measure is also linked to efforts to manage the impact of the Petrol and Diesel Price Cut and provide relief to consumers.
Rs100 Petrol Relief for Motorcycles and Small Cars
The Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on September 13 introduced the petrol relief scheme for people riding motorcycles and rickshaws, as well as those driving small cars. According to the scheme, eligible motorcycle and rickshaw riders will get Rs100 relief per liter for 20 liters of fuel per month. The maximum monthly relief that each person could get under this scheme is Rs2,000.
People with small cars with engine capacity up to 800 cc will get the same Rs100 relief for 30 liters of fuel per month. Maximum monthly relief in this case can be Rs3,000. It is estimated that 11.8 million people would be beneficiaries of the scheme. These are 10 million motorcycle riders, 800,000 three-wheeler riders, and one million small car owners.
Read more: Pakistan Raises Petrol Price by Rs4.93, Diesel by Rs7.15 Per Litre
Government Brings Back Fuel-Saving Measures
The government also revived restrictions meant to limit fuel consumption and costs on September 17. These restrictions were related to the curfew hours of the shops, markets, and other establishments. Under the restrictions, shops, shopping malls, markets, bazaars, departmental stores, and grocery stores must close by 9 pm on weekdays.
Marriage halls, marquees, and similar venues must close by 10 pm, while restaurants, cafes, food outlets, and fruit and vegetable shops can operate until 11 pm. However, takeaway and home delivery services are exempt from these restrictions. These measures are part of the government’s efforts to manage fuel use amid changes in Pakistan Petrol Price Today.
The most recent decrease will enable people to spend less money for buying petrol and diesel. In comparison with the old price level, buyers of petrol will save Rs3 per litre of fuel, while those of diesel will save Rs7 per litre. As the situation changes on the international oil market, the government of Pakistan keeps on analyzing the prices of fuels. The government has introduced daily fuel price reviews, refinery support measures, and petrol relief schemes to help consumers manage rising fuel costs.
