Petrol Price in Pakistan Falls to Rs 392.66 from 14 October
Petrol is Rs 392.66 a litre from 14 October, and diesel is slightly lower.
The petrol price in Pakistan is Rs 392.66 per litre from 14 October 2026, after a cut of Rs 2.71. High-speed diesel has also moved down, by Rs 0.03, to Rs 396.82 per litre.
In this article we set out both fuels, because the petrol cut is the larger change. Here is everything you need to know.
What the new petrol price in Pakistan is
Petrol is Rs 392.66 per litre. The reduction is Rs 2.71, and it applies from 14 October 2026. High-speed diesel is Rs 396.82 per litre after a cut of Rs 0.03. The diesel change is small. The petrol change is the one motorists will notice on a full tank.
The account calls this the latest adjustment and says fuel prices are still fluctuating. It does not give the next review date.
Why it matters
A petrol cut of Rs 2.71 is real money across a week of driving. Diesel barely moved, so goods transport does not get the same relief as a petrol car.
- Petrol is down Rs 2.71, to Rs 392.66 per litre
- The petrol rate applies from 14 October 2026
- Diesel is down Rs 0.03, to Rs 396.82 per litre
- The note with the change is that fuel prices are still fluctuating
What to check at the pump
- Confirm the nozzle is petrol if you expected Rs 392.66.
- Expect diesel at Rs 396.82, not at the petrol rate.
- Treat 14 October 2026 as the day these rates apply from.
- Ignore rate cards that do not match these two figures.
What happens next
Another review would replace both numbers. We will update this article if a newer petrol or diesel rate is announced.
Our verdict
The petrol price in Pakistan is Rs 392.66 per litre from 14 October 2026, down Rs 2.71. High-speed diesel is Rs 396.82 per litre, down Rs 0.03.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the new petrol price?
Rs 392.66 per litre, down Rs 2.71.
From when does it apply?
From 14 October 2026.
What happened to diesel?
High-speed diesel fell by Rs 0.03 to Rs 396.82 per litre.
Is this the last change?
The account describes it as the latest adjustment and says fuel prices are still fluctuating.
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