Petrol Price Pakistan Falls Rs3, Diesel Rs7

Pakistan’s fuel prices have come down again, giving motorists a fresh but modest break at the pump. The revised rates took effect on November 12, 2026, with petrol set at Rs335 per litre after a Rs3 cut and high-speed diesel at Rs364 per litre after a Rs7 cut.

For daily commuters, the change means a small drop in running costs. For transporters, freight operators, and farm users, the diesel cut matters more because diesel is used more heavily in buses, trucks, tractors, and other commercial vehicles. A private driver buying 40 litres of petrol would save Rs120 under the new rate, while a 100-litre diesel refill would cost Rs700 less.

The latest revision was issued under the government’s petroleum pricing mechanism, with OGRA handling the calculation of the revised ex-depot prices. No reason was given in the available material for the latest cut, so it is not clear how much of the change came from global oil movement, exchange rate shifts, or tax adjustments.

New fuel rates from November 12

Diesel saw the bigger relief, which will be more noticeable for businesses that burn large volumes every day. Long-route passenger operators, delivery fleets, and goods transporters are likely to feel the cut more clearly than private car owners. That said, actual savings will depend on how many litres a vehicle uses in a month.

The new rates also extend the recent easing in fuel prices. Diesel had moved above the Rs400 mark late last month, so this cut brings some relief after a sharp run-up. Petrol users also get a smaller benefit, but the impact will still be limited unless monthly fuel use is high.

Drivers should use the new rates when planning commuting budgets, delivery costs, and route estimates from November 12 onward. For household users, the petrol cut is useful but not large enough to change travel habits on its own. For commercial operators, the diesel reduction may offer a bit more room to manage fares, freight charges, and operating expenses.

Fuel prices in Pakistan can change again in the next official revision, so these rates should be treated as current, not fixed. Anyone making longer-term budgeting decisions should wait for the next government notification before assuming the present prices will stay in place.

For more updates, see Pakistan Fuel Prices: Diesel Up Rs3.47, Petrol Down and Petrol Price Pakistan Drops to Rs362 on 5 Nov.

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