Petrol price in Pakistan today: Rs 390.66 after Rs 3.26 rise, diesel Rs 399.34

Petrol price in Pakistan today, Friday 2 October 2026, is Rs 390.66 a litre, up Rs 3.26 from Rs 387.40. High-speed diesel is Rs 399.34 a litre, down Rs 1.01 from Rs 400.35. The new prices were announced on the evening of Thursday 1 October and apply to Friday, 2 October, as first reported by Dawn.

Business Recorder reports that the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) revised the ex-depot prices under the pricing mechanism notified by the federal government, citing changes in Platts rates, premiums and incidentals.

Petrol and diesel prices for 2 October 2026

Source: OGRA price revision of 1 October 2026, as reported by Dawn, Business Recorder, ProPakistani and ARY News on 1 October. The reports did not give new kerosene or light diesel oil prices, so we have not listed them.

What a full tank costs now

These figures use only the notified retail price above (Rs 390.66 for petrol, Rs 399.34 for diesel).

A rider who fills a 10-litre tank once a week pays about Rs 130 more over four weeks at today's price. Put in your own daily distance and mileage in our fuel cost calculator, or check your car's real average with the fuel average calculator.

Prices now change every day

This is not the old fortnightly review. According to Dawn, fuel prices are now fixed on a daily basis because of swings in international prices after renewed hostilities between Iran and the US. That means today's rates can change again tomorrow, up or down.

Dawn also reports that the government continues to collect Rs 114 a litre in taxes and duties on petrol and Rs 100 a litre on diesel. For context, Dawn notes petrol peaked at Rs 458.41 and diesel at Rs 520.35 on 3 April 2026, so both are still well below that high.

What it means for you

• Motorcyclists and car owners pay more today. The rise is small per litre, but it adds up on a daily commute.
• Transporters, farmers and generator users get a slight cut on diesel. Diesel drives the cost of moving atta, vegetables and goods, so its daily moves matter more to prices in the bazaar than petrol's.
• Do not queue to beat a change. With prices now set daily, filling up early rarely saves more than a few rupees.

Track the price day by day

Our petrol price page and diesel price page follow Pakistan State Oil's ex-depot Karachi price as published by PSO, with the history and a tank-cost table. PSO's ex-depot figure can update on a different schedule from the government announcement, so for what you pay at the pump today, use the notified price in this story.

Read our earlier coverage of the Rs 100 a litre petrol relief scheme and why diesel moves differently from petrol.