Staying on top of the petrol price in Pakistan today has become a daily habit for commuters, bikers, and businesses alike. Since OGRA moved to a daily pricing mechanism, rates now shift every 24 hours based on international crude benchmarks, freight costs, and the rupee-dollar exchange rate. This page gives you a real-time fuel price update Pakistan readers can trust, refreshed automatically so you always see today's rate without hunting through old notifications.
These rates apply as the uniform ex-depot price set by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and are the same whether you're checking petrol price in Lahore, petrol price in Karachi, or any other city, since Pakistan runs a single nationwide pump price. Local pump boards may show a one or two rupee variance depending on transport margins, but the OGRA notified rate below is what you'll pay at the vast majority of stations nationwide.
Whether you're searching for the petrol price in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, or a smaller city, the government-notified rate is identical across the country. Here's today's snapshot city by city:
| City | Petrol Price (Rs/Litre) | Diesel Price (Rs/Litre) |
|---|---|---|
| Lahore | -- | -- |
| Karachi | -- | -- |
| Islamabad | -- | -- |
| Rawalpindi | -- | -- |
| Faisalabad | -- | -- |
| Multan | -- | -- |
| Peshawar | -- | -- |
| Quetta | -- | -- |
Pakistan shifted away from the old fortnightly review system after sustained volatility in global energy markets. OGRA now recalculates the domestic pump rate daily using a rolling average of international oil prices, import freight costs, and the rupee's performance against the dollar. That's why the fuel price update Pakistan drivers see today can differ from yesterday's, sometimes by a few rupees in either direction, instead of staying fixed for weeks at a time.
With fuel costs changing daily, riders are paying closer attention to which motorcycles actually save money. Below is a practical look at the best fuel average bikes in Pakistan based on real-world city and highway riding, useful for anyone comparing running costs before a purchase.
| Bike | Engine | Average Fuel Mileage |
|---|---|---|
| Honda CD 70 | 70cc | 60–65 km/L |
| Honda CG 125 | 125cc | 45–50 km/L |
| Yamaha YBR 125 | 125cc | 42–48 km/L |
| Suzuki GD 110s | 110cc | 50–55 km/L |
| Suzuki GS 150 | 150cc | 35–40 km/L |
| Honda CB 150F | 150cc | 32–38 km/L |
As a rule of thumb, 70cc commuter bikes remain the most economical choice for daily city riding in Pakistan, while 125cc bikes strike the best balance between fuel average and power for riders who also cover highway distance. Figures above are real-world approximations and can vary with riding style, traffic, and tyre pressure.
To budget around today's rate, multiply today's petrol price by your bike or car's average fuel consumption per kilometre. For example, a Honda CD 70 averaging 60 km/litre covers roughly 20 kilometres for a fraction of the current per-litre price, making it one of the cheapest daily commuting options on the road right now.
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OGRA now uses a daily pricing mechanism based on a rolling average of international oil prices and the rupee-dollar exchange rate, replacing the older fortnightly review system.
No. OGRA sets one nationwide ex-depot price, so the petrol price in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and other major cities is the same, aside from very minor pump-level variance.
70cc commuter bikes like the Honda CD 70 typically deliver the best fuel average in Pakistan, averaging 60 to 65 km per litre in real-world city riding.
Source: Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) daily notification. Base rate: Rs. 335.18/litre petrol, Rs. 383.46/litre diesel, effective 25 July 2026 (held unchanged through 27 July 2026 as Platts benchmarks are not issued on weekends). This page recalculates automatically to reflect OGRA's daily pricing cycle; always confirm the exact pump rate with the official OGRA bulletin before making business decisions. Page last rendered: .