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Petrol Price in Qatar Today (September 2026)

Official QatarEnergy prices for Premium 91, Super 95 and diesel, shown in Qatari riyals and Pakistani rupees, explained in plain language.

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⛽ Qatar fuel prices · September 2026 · per litre
FuelPriceIn Pakistani rupees
Premium 91
most cars use this
QAR 2.00≈ Rs 153
Super 95
for higher-octane engines
QAR 2.10≈ Rs 160
DieselQAR 2.05≈ Rs 157
All three prices are unchanged from August. Rupee values at about Rs 76.4 per riyal.

Quick answer: In September 2026, petrol in Qatar costs QAR 2.00 per litre for Premium 91 (about Rs 153) and QAR 2.10 for Super 95 (about Rs 160). Diesel is QAR 2.05.

💡 In Simple Words

  • Who sets the price? QatarEnergy, the state energy company.
  • How often does it change? Every month. New prices are announced on the last day of the month.
  • Is it the same everywhere? Yes. Every WOQOD station in Qatar charges the same price.
  • Next update: around 30 September 2026, for October.

How Qatar Sets Fuel Prices

Since 2017, QatarEnergy has linked local fuel prices to international market prices and published a new price list every month. When global petrol prices rise, Qatar’s pump prices usually rise the next month, and the reverse is true when they fall. Prices still stay low by world standards because Qatar is a major energy producer.

Recent price changes (QAR per litre)

MonthPremium 91Super 95Diesel
June 20262.002.102.05
July 20262.052.102.05
August 20262.002.102.05
September 20262.002.102.05

How Much Does a Full Tank Cost?

Tank sizePremium 91Super 95
50 litres (sedan)QAR 100 · ≈ Rs 7,640QAR 105 · ≈ Rs 8,020
70 litres (SUV)QAR 140 · ≈ Rs 10,700QAR 147 · ≈ Rs 11,230

Qatar vs Pakistan

Premium petrol in Qatar costs about Rs 153 a litre. In Pakistan, petrol is around Rs 390 and now changes daily, so it costs roughly 2.5 times more. Qatar produces its own fuel, while Pakistan imports most of its fuel and adds a petroleum levy and other taxes.

Compare more countries on our international fuel prices page, or see today’s petrol price in Pakistan.

Simple Tips for Drivers in Qatar

  • Most cars run fine on Premium 91. Use Super 95 only if your car’s manual asks for it.
  • Prices change on the 1st of every month, so a fill-up on the last day of a month can cost a little more or less than the next day.
  • [Editor: add a first-hand tip or photo from a Qatar fuel station, from a reader or your own visit.]

PPP STAFF

Tahir Subhani

Founder & Petroleum Industry Researcher at Petrol Price Pakistan

Tahir Subhani is the founder of Petrol Price Pakistan. He tracks OGRA fuel prices, NEPRA electricity tariffs and Gulf fuel markets every month, and explains them in plain language for Pakistani readers at home and abroad.

How We Checked

Where the prices come from: QatarEnergy’s official monthly fuel price list, cross-checked against Qatari news reports (The Peninsula, Qatar Tribune) on the day of the announcement.

How we convert to rupees: using the interbank rate on the day this page was updated (about Rs 76.4 per riyal).

When we update: after every monthly QatarEnergy announcement.

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Qatar Petrol Price FAQs

In September 2026, Premium 91 petrol costs QAR 2.00 per litre and Super 95 costs QAR 2.10. Diesel is QAR 2.05.

At about Rs 76.4 per riyal, Premium 91 is roughly Rs 153 per litre, Super 95 about Rs 160 and diesel about Rs 157.

QatarEnergy announces new prices every month, usually on the last day of the month. They apply from the 1st.

Diesel costs QAR 2.05 per litre in September 2026, about Rs 157.

Yes. Petrol in Qatar is about Rs 153 per litre, while in Pakistan it is around Rs 390.

Yes. QatarEnergy sets one national price, so every WOQOD station charges the same.