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Petrol Price in Pakistan Cut to Rs 338, Diesel Rs 371 — 11 Nov 2026

Petrol is now Rs 338 per litre (down Rs 8) and diesel Rs 371 (down Rs 7) from 11 November 2026 — the sixth cut this month, taking petrol Rs 39.91 lower since 1 November.

By Saad Nadeem · Published 11 Nov 2026 · 4 min read
QuettaWheels petrol and diesel price cut November 2026

Pakistan has cut the petrol price by Rs 8 to Rs 338 per litre and high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs 7 to Rs 371 per litre, effective 11 November 2026. OGRA notified the new ex-depot rates on 10 November, and it is the sixth fuel price cut since 2 November.

New petrol and diesel prices (11 November 2026)

Fuel Old price (per litre) New price (per litre) Change
Petrol Rs 346.00 Rs 338.00 − Rs 8.00
High-speed diesel (HSD) Rs 378.00 Rs 371.00 − Rs 7.00

The reports we checked did not mention kerosene or light diesel oil, so this update covers petrol and diesel only. Since July 2026 the government has been revising fuel prices daily instead of weekly, so these rates apply until the next notification.

Six cuts since 2 November

Fuel has become steadily cheaper all month. Here is how the official price has moved, according to the notifications reported by Aaj News and Pakistan Today:

Date Petrol cut Petrol price Diesel cut Diesel price
2 Nov Rs 3.40 Rs 374.51 Rs 7.76 Rs 395.20
3 Nov Rs 5.45 Rs 369.06 Rs 3.68 Rs 391.52
4 Nov Rs 7.06 Rs 362.00 Rs 3.71 Rs 387.81
6 Nov Rs 9.41 Rs 352.59 Rs 5.56 Rs 382.25
7 Nov Rs 6.59 Rs 346.00 Rs 4.25 Rs 378.00
11 Nov Rs 8.00 Rs 338.00 Rs 7.00 Rs 371.00

Added together, petrol is now Rs 39.91 per litre cheaper than it was on 1 November, and diesel is Rs 31.96 per litre cheaper.

Why prices are falling

  • Lower crude oil: Brent crude slipped to about $90.6 a barrel on 10 November, its lowest level since late August, after tensions involving Iran eased.
  • Pricing mechanism: The Petroleum Division sets rates using international product prices (Platts), premiums and other costs, so falling global prices pass through quickly under the daily system.
  • Refinery support: Earlier this month the government said local refineries would absorb an estimated Rs 15 billion a month to keep petrol below international parity.

Future moves will still depend on oil prices, the rupee-dollar rate and government levies, so prices can go up again just as fast.

What it means for drivers in Quetta and Balochistan

Here is what the new rates save on a typical fill-up (our own calculation from the official price change):

Vehicle and fill Litres Saving vs 7 Nov price Saving vs 1 Nov price
70cc bike (full tank) 8 Rs 64 Rs 319
Suzuki Alto / small car 27 Rs 216 Rs 1,078
Corolla / City sedan 40 Rs 320 Rs 1,596
Diesel pickup (Hilux/Revo) 80 Rs 560 Rs 2,557

For long-distance drivers on the N-25 and N-65, and for transporters running diesel trucks and buses out of Quetta, the diesel cut matters most. Lower diesel costs can ease goods transport fares over time, but there is no guarantee that fares or freight rates will come down automatically.

A few practical tips:

  • Check the rate board at your pump. OGRA's figures are ex-depot prices, so make sure the station has updated its meter.
  • Subsidy users, keep your receipt. PakWheels reported on 10 November that some pumps in Rawalpindi and Islamabad had stopped applying the Prime Minister's fuel relief subsidy for bikes and small cars, blaming the daily price changes. The petrol pump owners' association denied ordering this, and the scheme has not been withdrawn. If a pump refuses a valid claim, note the station name and complain through official channels.
  • Running costs matter when you buy. If you are comparing cars, a lower fuel price narrows the gap between petrol, hybrid and EV running costs. Browse used cars or check new car prices before you decide.

Thinking of upgrading now that fuel is cheaper? You can sell your car free on QuettaWheels, or book a car inspection in Quetta before buying a used one. Bike riders can browse used bikes too.

Frequently asked questions

What is the petrol price in Pakistan on 11 November 2026? Petrol costs Rs 338 per litre from 11 November 2026, down Rs 8 from Rs 346.

What is the diesel price in Pakistan today? High-speed diesel costs Rs 371 per litre from 11 November 2026, down Rs 7 from Rs 378.

How often do fuel prices change in Pakistan now? Since 17 July 2026 the government has revised petrol and diesel prices daily instead of weekly, though not every day brings a change.

How much has petrol fallen in November 2026? Across six cuts from 2 to 11 November, petrol has fallen by Rs 39.91 per litre and diesel by Rs 31.96 per litre.


Sources: APP – OGRA cuts petrol price by Rs8, diesel by Rs7 (10 Nov 2026); Aaj News (10 Nov 2026); Pakistan Today (10 Nov 2026); PakWheels – petrol price cut (10 Nov 2026); PakWheels – subsidised fuel in twin cities (10 Nov 2026).

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Frequently asked questions

What is the petrol price in Pakistan on 11 November 2026?

Petrol costs Rs 338 per litre from 11 November 2026, down Rs 8 from Rs 346.

What is the diesel price in Pakistan today?

High-speed diesel costs Rs 371 per litre from 11 November 2026, down Rs 7 from Rs 378.

How often do fuel prices change in Pakistan now?

Since 17 July 2026 the government has revised petrol and diesel prices daily instead of weekly, though not every day brings a change.

How much has petrol fallen in November 2026?

Across six cuts from 2 to 11 November, petrol has fallen by Rs 39.91 per litre and diesel by Rs 31.96 per litre.