Gold (24K Tola)Rs. 242,300+1.2%
USD/PKR279.50+0.05%
KSE-10078,420-0.3%
Petrol (Ltr)Rs. 272.100.0%
Bitcoin$64,200+2.4%
Gold (24K Tola)Rs. 242,300+1.2%
USD/PKR279.50+0.05%
KSE-10078,420-0.3%
Petrol (Ltr)Rs. 272.100.0%
Bitcoin$64,200+2.4%

Petrol Price History & Impact

See how rising fuel costs impact your monthly commute

Fuel Inflation

Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Current Monthly Fuel Cost
Today
Pakistani Rupees

Rs. 24,000

Cost in Selected Year (2018)

Rs. Rs. 7,917

Monthly Cost Increase
Rs. 16,083
Fuel Needed (Liters/Month)

Rs. 83.3 Liters

Historical prices are approximate average annual rates in Pakistan. Current petrol prices change fortnightly based on OGRA recommendations, international crude oil prices, and government taxes (Petroleum Development Levy).

The Ultimate Guide

Why Do Petrol Prices Fluctuate in Pakistan?

Petrol prices in Pakistan are primarily determined by international crude oil prices, the USD to PKR exchange rate, and government taxes. Because Pakistan imports the majority of its oil, a weaker Rupee instantly makes petrol more expensive.

Petroleum Development Levy (PDL)

To generate revenue, the government imposes a PDL on every liter of petrol sold. As of recent IMF agreements, this levy has been maximized, significantly increasing the pump price for consumers.

Historical Perspective

In 2018, petrol averaged around Rs. 95 per liter. By 2024, it reached near Rs. 280-300 per liter. This massive 200%+ jump has dramatically increased the cost of living and transportation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Prices are typically revised every 15 days (on the 1st and 16th of each month) by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and approved by the Finance Ministry.
Yes, High-Speed Diesel (HSD) prices are also revised fortnightly, though diesel often carries slightly different margins and is heavily used in transport and agriculture.
Carpooling, maintaining proper tire pressure, keeping engine oil fresh, and avoiding heavy acceleration can improve your vehicle's mileage by up to 15%.

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