Official OGRA & Ministry of Energy Rates
Fortnightly Cycle · October 2026
● Regulated Fuel Rate · High Speed Diesel (Euro 5)

Diesel Price in Pakistan Today

Diesel is the primary fuel powering heavy logistics, public transit, and commercial passenger vehicles in Pakistan. Regulated by OGRA and notified by the Federal Ministry of Energy.

★Petrol Rate● Active Notification
Per Litre
OFFICIAL RETAIL RATE

Diesel

Official nationwide consumer rate across filling stations in Pakistan.

▼-Rs. 4.25 (1.11%)vs prev revision
Rs.378.00PKR
Active Today8 Nov (Active)
Effective Since07-Nov-2026
Last Verified08/11/2026, 12:54 pm PKT

OGRA Official Source Verification

● Live & Government Verified
Regulatory AuthorityOGRA & Ministry of Energy
Latest Circular CodeOGRA-REVISION-2026-11-07
Effective FortnightOctober 24, 2026 (Active)
Official Government Portalprice.ogra.org.pk↗
📈 Official Trend Analysis

Diesel Price Trend (2026)

Diesel Rate Trend (PKR / Litre)

Verified official revision curve from authorized government publications

Official Notified Curve
📋 Government Notifications

Recent Diesel Price Revisions

Swipe horizontally to view full audit data⇄ Scroll
Effective DatePrice (PKR)RevisionSource AuthorityStatus
07-Nov-2026Rs. 378.00▼-Rs. 4.25OGRA-REVISION-2026-11-07 ↗✓ APPROVED
07-Nov-2026Rs. 382.25▼-Rs. 13.57OGRA-REVISION-2026-11-06 ↗✓ APPROVED
05-Nov-2026Rs. 382.25▼-Rs. 5.56OGRA-REVISION-2026-11-05 ↗✓ APPROVED
27-Oct-2026Rs. 395.82▲+Rs. 2.16OGRA-NOTIF-OCT27 ↗✓ APPROVED
24-Oct-2026Rs. 393.66▲+Rs. 3.86PSO-HSD-EURO5-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
21-Oct-2026Rs. 389.80▲+Rs. 0.53PSO-HSD-EURO5-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
20-Oct-2026Rs. 389.27▼-Rs. 7.69OGRA-OCT-20-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Oct-2026Rs. 396.96▲+Rs. 8.90OGRA/HSD/2026-10-15/01 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Oct-2026Rs. 396.96▲+Rs. 0.72OGRA-OCT-16-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
01-Oct-2026Rs. 396.24▲+Rs. 1.24OGRA-OCT-01-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Sept-2026Rs. 395.00▼-Rs. 0.69OGRA-SEP-16-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
01-Sept-2026Rs. 395.69▲+Rs. 30.99OGRA-SEP-01-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Aug-2026Rs. 364.70▼-Rs. 25.72OGRA-AUG-16-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
01-Aug-2026Rs. 390.42▲+Rs. 67.12OGRA-AUG-01-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Jul-2026Rs. 323.30▲+Rs. 11.83OGRA-JUL-16-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Jun-2026Rs. 311.47▼-Rs. 69.31OGRA-JUN-16-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
30-May-2026Rs. 380.78▼-Rs. 33.80OGRA-MAY-30-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
09-May-2026Rs. 414.58▲+Rs. 34.39OGRA-MAY-09-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
16-Apr-2026Rs. 380.19▼-Rs. 140.16OGRA-APR-16-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
03-Apr-2026Rs. 520.35▲+Rs. 184.49OGRA-APR-03-2026 ↗✓ APPROVED
Showing 1 to 20 of 25 records
⚡ Interactive Budget Tools

Diesel Cost & Commute Calculators

Select Tool:
⛽ Vehicle Tank Estimator

Fuel Tank Fill-Up Cost Calculator

Calculate the exact cost to completely fill up or top-off your vehicle in Pakistan at today's verified OGRA rate.

Litres
Needs 100% to full
Full Tank Fill-Up Cost
Rs.17,300PKR

Required: 50.0 Litres to reach 100% full.

0 to 100% Full Tank:Rs. 17,300
Price per Litre:Rs. 346.00
Fuel:petrol
50.0 L × Rs. 346.00 = Rs. 17,300
❓ Official Answers & Guidance

Diesel Pricing FAQs (Pakistan)

Detailed explanations of how high-speed diesel prices are determined by OGRA, OMC distribution margins, and levy rates.

What is the High-Speed Diesel (HSD) price in Pakistan today?

The current official notified price of High-Speed Diesel (HSD) in Pakistan is Rs. 378.00 per litre as approved by the federal government and OGRA.

Why is diesel often more expensive than petrol in Pakistan?

Diesel prices frequently exceed petrol prices due to higher international refining processing margins, robust global industrial demand, and Pakistan’s substantial dependence on imported finished diesel products for commercial transit and farming.

Which vehicles and machinery use High-Speed Diesel in Pakistan?

Diesel is the lifeline of Pakistan’s transport infrastructure, powering intercity freight trailers, Bedford and Hino cargo trucks, Daewoo/Faisal Movers passenger buses, agricultural tube-wells and tractors, and commercial 4x4s such as Toyota Hilux Revo and Fortuner Diesel.

Why does a diesel price increase immediately trigger inflation in Pakistan?

Almost all agricultural produce (wheat, rice, vegetables, milk) and manufactured commodities are transported from farms and ports via diesel trucks. When diesel rates rise, transporters increase freight charges, leading to higher food and consumer prices across Pakistani bazaars within 24 to 48 hours.