Petrol Price in Pakistan Today – Latest Update May 2026
New fuel prices have been announced for May 2026 by the Government of Pakistan. There is yet another increment in the price of fuel, which depends on the international prices of crude oil as well as the fluctuating prices of the dollar against the local currency. This rise in fuel prices has led to some concern among people, as they now have to face further increases in their costs of transport and other necessities.
The most recent price of petrol in Pakistan has been announced to be Rs. 399.86 per liter, as compared to the old price, which was Rs. 393.35 per liter. From the figures, it is clear that the price of petrol has increased by Rs. 6.51 per liter. The prices of HSD have increased considerably.
Latest Petrol & Diesel Prices in Pakistan
| Fuel Type | Previous Price | Current Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol (MS-92) | Rs. 393.35 | Rs. 399.86 | +Rs. 6.51 |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs. 380.19 | Rs. 399.58 | +Rs. 19.39 |
| Kerosene Oil | Rs. 467.48 | Rs. 450.15 | -Rs. 17.33 |
| Light Diesel Oil | Rs. 395.42 | Rs. 369.72 | -Rs. 25.70 |
The increase in petrol and diesel prices has directly affected transport fares, food prices, and business costs in Pakistan. People who use motorcycles, cars, and public transport are facing additional financial pressure due to rising fuel expenses.
Experts say the increase in fuel prices is mainly due to rising global oil prices and economic conditions in the international market. The government also adjusts petroleum levy and taxes, which affect the final petrol price for consumers.
Previous Petrol Price History in Pakistan 2026
- January 2026: Rs. 263.45/L
- February 2026: Rs. 266.17/L
- March 2026: Rs. 321.17/L
- April 2026 Peak: Rs. 458.40/L
- April 25, 2026: Rs. 366.58/L
- Current Price (May 2026): Rs. 399.86/L
Many citizens are hoping for a decrease in petrol prices in the next review. However, experts believe prices may continue to fluctuate depending on international crude oil rates and Pakistan’s economic situation.
In conclusion, petrol prices remain one of the biggest economic concerns in Pakistan. The latest increase has added extra burden on the public, especially middle-class and lower-income families who rely on daily transportation for work and business.

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