Pakistan State Oil’s published petrol and high-speed diesel rates fell for a second consecutive revision on 4 November 2026. The change was reported on the evening of 3 November and applies to the 4 November price entry. In the PSO price archive, checked 4 November, Premier Euro 5 petrol is listed at Rs369.06 per litre and Hi-Cetane Diesel Euro 5 at Rs391.52.
How the two cuts add up
| Effective date | Petrol (Rs/L) | Diesel (Rs/L) |
|---|---|---|
| 31 October | 377.91 | 402.96 |
| 3 November | 374.51 | 395.20 |
| 4 November | 369.06 | 391.52 |
The 4 November step was Rs5.45 per litre for petrol and Rs3.68 for diesel. If your last purchase was before the first fuel price cut on 3 November, the relevant comparison is with the 31 October entry: Rs8.85 less per litre for petrol and Rs11.44 less for diesel. For a vehicle that uses 50 litres of diesel on the same route, that works out to Rs572 less across both revisions at the published rates, or Rs184 less if the previous comparison point was 3 November.
Use the receipt to check what you paid
Compare the same grade and use the per-litre line on the receipt. A lower total bill could simply mean you bought fewer litres. The figures here are PSO’s published references; PSO distinguishes those figures from final outlet prices, which include applicable freight. Use the posted pump rate for an actual purchase. Our Pakistan fuel cost guide shows how to calculate your own trip cost.
Sources: OGRA price publications (4 November effective date), the dated PSO archive above, and Dawn’s 3 November report, which corroborates the two cuts. These are dated observations, not a forecast of the next revision.