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Last 15 Days Petrol Price in Pakistan: Sept 2026

Petrol prices in Pakistan have risen sharply over the last 15 days under the new daily pricing mechanism. Here’s the complete day-by-day breakdown from September 2 to September 18, 2026.

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Tahir Subhani

Fuel & Energy Analyst

Hand-drawn graph and upward trending arrow illustrating the last 15 days petrol price increase in Pakistan for September 2026.

In mid-2026, Pakistan transitioned from its previous biweekly fuel pricing system to a daily pricing approach, allowing OGRA to adjust petrol and diesel prices every 24 hours based on a rolling average of global oil prices and the rupee-dollar exchange rate, rather than every 15 days. Prior to July 17, 2026, the government set fuel prices every 15 days, with the prime minister approving each update. This transition is the reason why petrol prices have fluctuated almost daily this month instead of just twice.

Last 15 Days petrol price has changed day by day 

DatePetrol Price (Rs/Litre) Change 
Sep 2343.87+Rs1.08 
Sep 5 345.87—–
Sep 8 358.77 +Rs12.90 
Sep 9 364.35 +Rs5.58 
Sep 10 367.75 +Rs3.40 
Sep 12 375.82+Rs5.02 
Sep 15 380.24 +Rs4.42 
Sep 16 384.34 +Rs4.10 
Sep 17 391.22 +Rs6.88 
Sep 18 390.79  -RS 0.43

(Note: rates for a few in-between dates weren’t publicly notified or weren’t part of a formal revision — OGRA doesn’t always issue a new notification every single calendar day.)

Net Changes:

Petrol prices surged from Rs. 343.87 on September 2 to Rs. 390.79 by September 18 — a rise of approximately Rs. 47 per litre in a little over two weeks, largely influenced by high international crude oil and petroleum product costs.

High Speed Diesel  Price (HSD) :

  • Sep 8: Rs. 381.77 (+Rs3.72)
  • Sep 12: Rs. 403.32 (+Rs5.28)
  • Sep 16: Rs. 415.83 (+Rs6.41)
  • Sep 17: Rs. 421.45 (+Rs5.62)
  • Sep 18: Rs. 424.92 (+Rs3.47)

Government relief for Petrol Price

 

The government currently imposes Rs114 per litre in taxes and duties on petrol and Rs100 per litre on diesel. To alleviate the pressure from the ongoing price increases, the Prime Minister’s Office has announced a relief package of Rs100 per litre for owners of two- and three-wheelers, limited to a monthly quota of 20 litres, and the same relief for vehicles with an engine capacity of up to 800cc, with a monthly limit of 30 litres.

Why it matters:

OGRA determines the daily rate based on a seven-day rolling average of global prices — therefore, even if Brent crude prices drop on one day, the retail price could still increase the following morning due to the average incorporating the previous week’s elevated prices.