Upcoming Petrol Price in Pakistan from 28 March 2026
The Government of Pakistan is expected to announce an increase in Petrol price effective from 28 March 2026 as part of its ongoing fuel price adjustment mechanism. According to the Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division) press release issued on 21 March 2026, the government no change petroleum prices following recommendations from OGRA and The current prices that start from the 21 March 2026 for Petrol is Rs 321.17 per liter. This Petrol and Diesel has created widespread concern among citizens, businesses, and investors who are already dealing with rising economic pressures.
Upcoming Petrol Price in Pakistan from 28 March 2026:
| Fuel | Upcoming Price | Change |
| Petrol | 325.17. | +5.15 |
| Diesel | 345.86 | +10.86 |
| Kerosene Oil | 435.73 | +7.25 |
Current Petrol price in Pakistan today
The current petrol price in Pakistan is Rs 321.17 per litre and Diesel price is Rs 335.86 per litre. The prices of petrol changed after every weeks and remained constant for a next changing tme. The Federal government and The Oil and Regulatory Gas Authority sets fuel prices today and in the future.
Pakistan petrol price today in rupees
| Fuel | Current price |
| Petrol | 321.17 |
| Diesel | 335.86 |
| LDO | 154.76 |
| Kerosene Oil | 428.74 |
Aramco petrol price in Pakistan today
Aramco fuels are known for their consistency, engine performance and optimized performance which meet quality standards. Today Aramco petrol is Rs 321.17 per litre and Shell Diesel price is Rs 335.86 per liter.
Upcoming Shell Petrol Price in Pakistan from 28 March 2026
| Fuel | Current price | Expected Price |
| Petrol | 258.17 | 262.55 |
v power petrol price in Pakistan today
Today Shell V Power Price in Pakistan is 340.15 per liter and it is expected that v Power price in Pakistan again increase .
Read about: Shell V-Power price today
High Octane Petrol Price
Upcoming High Octane Petrol price and Upcoming Petrol Price in Pakistan from 28 March 2026 is :
| Fuel | Current price | next Expected Price |
| High Octane Petrol | 530.70 | 540.55 |
Petrol price History in Pakistan
Petrol and Diesel is a major fuel product which is used in vehicles for transportation and travelling purposes . People used only fuels in their cars due to the later evolution of CNG during the 1990. It is considered easy to top up their cars with fuel. Due to use of fuel in their vehicles the cost of petrol has been constantly rising since then.
| Month | Petrol | Difference | Diesel | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st January | 253.17 | -10.28 | 257.08 | -8.57 |
| 16 January | 253.17 | 0.0 | 257.08 | 0.0 |
| 1st February | 253.17 | 0.0 | 268.38 | 11.08 |
| 16February | 258.17 | +5.0 | 275.70 | +7.32 |
| 1st March | 266.17 | 8.00 | 280.86 | 5.16 |
| 7 March | 321.17 | 55.00 | 335.86 | 55.00 |
Read more : Complete Petrol and Diesel history in Pakistan
Government Strategy for Levy Charges
The government has linked fuel pricing to its fiscal strategy which is particularly with the carbon levy. At present the current petrol price is Rs 321.17 per liter and today the levy is at Rupees 2.5 per liter and it is set to gradually rise to Rs 5 by FY2026-27. This levy combined with international price movements, directly impacts consumer fuel costs.
Impact on Transportation
The increase in petrol price will increase the financial burden on transporters and on delivery networks, and daily commuters. Higher transportation costs are often passed on to consumers in the form of increased fares and product prices. The increase in fuel prices leads to higher transportation costs, particularly in public transport and delivery services and Transporters are likely to pass these additional costs on to passengers and businesses that result in higher fares and increased prices of goods across markets.
International Oil Market
Global crude oil prices remain volatile due to geopolitical tensions and due to supply chain disruptions . These fluctuations play a significant role in determining Pakistan’s domestic fuel prices, as the country imports a large share of petroleum products.
Effect on Consumers
For the ordinary citizens the expected increase in petrol price of Rupees 5.15 per liter means higher daily commuting and household costs and increase in fuel prices also contribute to inflationary pressure, as transportation and logistics costs impact food and essential goods pricing.
Effect on Business Community
Businesses communities that rely on fuel for transportation and production are also affected. Increased fuel costs can push up overall operational expenses which in turn may be passed on to end consumers, contributing to a rise in market prices.
Conclusion
The upcoming petrol price in Pakistan from 28 March 2026 is likely to increase by Rs +5.15 per liter which will bring the new rate to Rupees 325.17 per liter This change will remain effective for the next changing days. While the increase in petrol price is considered high it will still add pressure on consumers and the business community.
FAQ’s
Is the Upcoming Petrol Price in Pakistan from 28 March 2026 ?
The Upcoming Petrol Price in Pakistan from 28 March 2028 will be increased by 5.15 per liter which will stand at Rs 325.17 per liter.
What is the current petrol and diesel price ?
The current petrol price is Rs 321.17 per litre and diesel price is Rs 335.86 per liter.