Pakistan Petrol Diesel Price Hike Sept 15 2026
The government has increased petrol and high-speed diesel prices in Pakistan effective September 15, 2026. Petrol has risen by Rs4.42 per litre from Rs375.82 to Rs380.24. High-speed diesel has increased by Rs6.10 reaching Rs409.42 per litre. The Petroleum Division links the change to global oil prices Platts rates ongoing international conflicts and other market factors.
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- Previous Price Increase (effective September 12 to 14, 2026)
The government has increased petrol and high speed diesel prices in Pakistan effective September 15 2026. Petrol has risen by Rs4.42 per litre from Rs375.82 to Rs380.24 while high speed diesel has increased by Rs6.10 reaching Rs409.42 per litre. According to the Petroleum Division the latest revision is linked to changes in global oil prices Platts rates ongoing international conflicts and other market factors.
Previous Price Increase (effective September 12 to 14, 2026)
| Fuel Type | Old Price (Rs per litre) | New Price (Rs per litre) | Increase (Rs) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol | 370.80 | 375.82 | 5.02 |
| High-speed Diesel | 398.04 | 403.32 | 5.28 |
This was the fifth straight daily price rise.
The new rates stayed in place until September 14.
The next revision on September 15 raised prices further (sixth increase in a row).
The changes followed higher global oil prices and Platts rates. For more updates, visit DrivePK.com
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