Today Petrol Price in Pakistan

Check the today petrol price in Pakistan, 14 September 2025. Updated fuel rates with analysis of changes and their impact on consumers.

OGRA recently revised the petrol price in Pakistan – 16 September 2025. The new rates take effect from midnight. Petrol now costs Rs. 264.61 per liter, while High-Speed Diesel stands at Rs. 272.77 per liter. Moreover, kerosene oil and light diesel oil also saw changes.

Today Petrol Price in Pakistan

Current Petrol Prices in Pakistan (16 September 2025)

Fuel Type Price (PKR per liter)
Petrol (MS / Super Petrol) Rs. 264.61
High-Speed Diesel (HSD) Rs. 272.77
Light Diesel Oil (LDO) Rs. 163.42
Kerosene Oil (SKO) Rs. 179.96

(Source: PSO Fuel Prices)

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Why Petrol Prices Changed This Revision?

Fuel prices in Pakistan are reviewed every 15 days. As a result, today’s petrol price changed (or remained steady) due to multiple factors.

First, international crude oil prices and refining margins influence base costs. Second, the Pakistani rupee’s exchange rate against the US dollar changes import costs. Third, adjustments in petroleum levy, GST, and freight margins also play a role.

In this revision, petrol remained unchanged at Rs. 264.61, while diesel and other fuels saw adjustments. The government may also adjust taxes/levies to balance fiscal needs and consumer burden.

Impact of Petrol Price on Consumers

The revised fuel rates directly affect everyday costs. Transport fares in major cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad may rise. Moreover, higher petrol and diesel costs lead to increased prices of goods, since transportation is a major component in supply chains.

On the other hand, if global oil prices fall or the rupee strengthens, future revisions may offer relief. But for now, the pressure remains on consumers and small businesses.

Government’s Position

The Ministry of Finance and OGRA argue that the revision reflects global oil market dynamics and currency fluctuations. OGRA will publish the next update in the next fortnight as per schedule.

The government has also hinted at offering subsidies or reliefs in select sectors—especially for transportation or agriculture—to mitigate impact.

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Conclusion

In short, petrol continues at **Rs. 264.61/liter**, while other fuels like HSD, LDO, and SKO have been revised. These changes reflect global trends, taxation, and exchange rate pressures. The next OGRA review will decide whether prices fall or continue rising.

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Abdul Waheed
Abdul Waheed is the founder and editor of Pakistan Hub 360, covering topics from autos and business to education, sports, and technology. He is dedicated to providing readers with accurate and reliable updates.

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