Petrol Price in Multan
Petrol prices in Multan follow the official rates set by the Government of Pakistan and are usually the same across all major cities of Pakistan which include Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. However these slight differences may occur due to transportation (freight) costs and Petrol and Diesel is a basic necessity for cars, motorcycles, and transport. When its prices increase, the cost of everything else also goes up. The constantly changing prices create difficulties for the public, especially for people with low incomes
Latest Petrol Price in Multan (March 2026)
As of March 2026, the current fuel prices are:
- Petrol (Super): Rs. 321.17 per litre
- High-Speed Diesel (HSD): Rs. 335.86 per litre
- Kerosene Oil: Rs. 428.21 per litre
- Light Diesel Oil: Rs. 159.76 per litre
Petrol prices in Multan remain almost the same as national rates because fuel pricing is controlled centrally.
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Petrol Price Multan Today
As of March 2026, the petrol price in Multan is almost the same as in other cities of Pakistan. The Government sets petrol prices for the whole country, so there is not much difference between cities. Currently, the price of petrol is approximately 321.17 rupees per litre. People in Multan are feeling the pressure of high prices, especially those who use vehicles every day for work, school or business.
| Date | Petrol | Diesel | Petrol rate Changes | Diesel rate Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 March 2026 | 321.17 per litre | 335.86 per litre | No change | 0 .00 |
Shell V power price in Pakistan
Government (OGRA) sets regular petrol price But Shell V-Power price and Hi-Octane price is NOT fixed companies like Shell set it themselves
For the high-performance vehicle Shell V-Power price is Rs. 535 . For most people in Pakistan (including Multan), V-Power is expensive and unnecessary
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Factors affecting Petrol Price in Multan
Several major factors affect petrol and Diesel prices:
Global Crude Oil Prices
Pakistan imports most of its oil from other countries. When international oil prices rise, local prices automatically increase.
Exchange Rate (Dollar vs Rupee)
A weaker Pakistani rupee increases import costs which leads to higher petrol and diesel prices.
Middle East Tensions
Recent conflicts in the Middle East increased oil prices globally which directly impacted Pakistan.
Import Dependence
Pakistan imports oil from other countries like Saudi Arabia and UAE which making it vulnerable to global supply shocks.
Petroleum Levy and Taxes
Petrol prices in Multan include several government charges:
Petroleum Development Levy (PDL)
- A major source of revenue for the government
- Can be increased to meet IMF targets
General Sales Tax (GST)
- Applied on petroleum products (varies)
Dealer Commission & Freight Charges
- Petrol pumps earn commission
- Transport cost slightly increases price in cities like Multan
These taxes form a significant portion of the final petrol price.
Breakdown of Petrol Price (Approx)
- Base Price (Import cost): ~50–55%
- Taxes & Levy: ~30–35%
- Distribution & Dealer Margin: ~10–15%
Impact of Petrol Price Increase in Multan
- Increased transport fares
- Higher cost of goods and food
- Inflation rise in daily life
- Burden on middle and lower-income families
FAQ’s
What is the petrol price in Multan today?
Petrol price in Multan today is Rs.321.17 per litre (March 2026)
Why are petrol prices the same in all cities?
Petrol prices are the same in all cities because prices are regulated by the federal government.
When petrol prices change in Pakistan?
Petrol prices usually change every 15 days (sometimes weekly in emergencies).
What is the highest petrol price in Pakistan history?
Highest Petrol price in Pakistan is Around Rs. 331 per litre (September 2023).
Why is petrol and Diesel expensive in Pakistan?
Petrol and Diesel are expensive due to imports, taxes and currency depreciation.
Does Multan have different petrol prices?
There is a slight difference only due to freight charges.
Conclusion
Petrol price in Multan have seen a sharp rise in March 2026 that reached to Rs. 321.17 per litre and the increase is mainly driven by global oil price hikes, currency depreciation and government taxes like petroleum levy.
With Pakistan heavily dependent on imported oil, petrol and Diesel prices are expected to remain volatile. For residents of Multan, rising fuel costs continue to impact transportation, business expenses, and overall cost of living.