Pakistan Petrol Prices from December 01, 2025 Announced – New Rates Issued
The government has officially issued the latest update on Petrol Prices, which will take effect across Pakistan from 1 December 2025. The new rates show a clear reduction in the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD), while the prices of kerosene oil and light-speed diesel (LDO) remain unchanged. These revised fuel prices reflect global market movements and the monthly pricing mechanism used for setting domestic petroleum rates.
The updated fuel tariff brings some relief for motorists and transporters as petrol and diesel become slightly cheaper, helping reduce commuting and logistics costs as the country enters the final month of the year.
Latest Petroleum Prices in Pakistan (Effective December 01, 2025)
| Fuel Type | Old Price | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol (Super) | PKR 265.45 | PKR 263.45 | ▼ 2.00 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | PKR 284.44 | PKR 279.65 | ▼ 4.79 |
| Light Speed Diesel (LDO) | PKR 159.76 | PKR 159.76 | No Change |
| Kerosene Oil | PKR 176.81 | PKR 176.81 | No Change |
The revised December prices provide small but notable relief to consumers, particularly those who rely heavily on petrol and HSD for transportation and goods movement.
Types of Petroleum in Pakistan
Petroleum refers to crude oil extracted from underground reserves. It undergoes refinement in specialized refineries to produce different fuel types used across the country. The most commonly consumed petroleum products in Pakistan include:
- Petrol (Super)
- High-Speed Diesel (HSD)
- Light-Speed Diesel (LDO)
- Kerosene Oil
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
- Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
Each fuel type plays a different role in Pakistan’s transport, commercial, and domestic sectors.
Petrol (Super) Price in Pakistan
Petrol, also known as motor spirit (MS), is widely used in bikes, cars, and small vehicles due to its better combustion and performance.
The latest petrol price in Pakistan is PKR 263.45 per litre, effective 1 December 2025. This reduction of Rs.2 per litre will benefit daily commuters nationwide.
High-Speed Diesel Price in Pakistan
High-speed diesel is essential for heavy vehicles, trucks, buses, and commercial transport. It delivers higher torque and efficiency, especially in load-carrying vehicles.
As per the new update, HSD now costs PKR 279.65 per litre, marking a decrease of Rs.4.79 per litre.
Light-Speed Diesel Price in Pakistan
LDO is commonly used in medium-size machinery, generators, and small commercial vehicles.
The current LDO price remains unchanged at PKR 159.76 per litre.
Kerosene Oil Price in Pakistan
Kerosene oil is used in aviation, small machinery, and low-income households for heating and cooking.
The price of kerosene oil remains steady at PKR 176.81 per litre.
LPG Price in Pakistan
LPG, derived from refined crude or imported LNG, is used for home cooking, heating, and as alternative vehicle fuel.
The latest LPG price is Rs.254.86 per kg (reference rate).
CNG Price in Pakistan
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) remains a preferred low-cost fuel alternative. It is cleaner than petrol and diesel and is widely used in vehicles and small transport. CNG offers significant savings due to its lower cost and cleaner emissions.
High Octane Petrol (HOBC)
High Octane petrol is a premium fuel known for higher performance and low engine knocking.
Prices vary between pumps because OGRA does not control HOBC prices in Pakistan.
Reasons Behind Petroleum Price Changes
Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan fluctuate due to multiple national and international factors. The primary reasons include:
1. International Crude Oil Prices
Global oil prices directly impact local rates. When crude becomes expensive, Pakistan’s imported fuel cost rises.
2. Exchange Rate Fluctuations
Oil is purchased in USD; therefore, changes in the rupee-dollar exchange rate affect domestic fuel pricing.
3. Government Taxes
Levies such as Petroleum Levy (PL) significantly influence the final retail price.
4. Refining and Transportation Costs
Higher refining and freight expenses raise overall fuel pricing.
5. Supply and Demand
Higher seasonal demand, geopolitical tensions, and global shortages can raise prices internationally.
How Petrol Prices Affect Pakistan’s Economy
Fuel prices have a direct impact on inflation, household spending, transportation costs, and business operations.
Impact on Inflation
Higher fuel prices raise the cost of goods transport, ultimately increasing overall inflation.
Impact on Consumer Spending
Rising petrol prices reduce household purchasing power, impacting savings and budgets.
Impact on Business Costs
Businesses experience higher operational expenses due to increased transport and logistics costs.
Impact on Trade Balance
Expensive petroleum imports increase Pakistan’s import bill and external debt.
Euro-V Fuel Standards in Pakistan
Pakistan adopted Euro-V emission standards in 2020 to reduce pollution and improve engine performance. Many countries, however, are now operating under Euro-VI and Euro-VII standards.
Historical Petrol Prices (Snapshot)
The petrol price has seen frequent changes over the years, shaped by global trends, economic conditions, and local policies.
As of 1 December 2025, the petrol price stands at PKR 263.45, marking a downward change from the previous Rs 265.45.
Conclusion – Petrol Prices Pakistan 01 December 2025 New Rates
The new petroleum prices effective December 01, 2025 bring slight relief for consumers, especially with the reduction in petrol and high-speed diesel rates. As Pakistan continues to rely on global markets for petroleum imports, monthly fluctuations are expected. OGRA will announce the next revision on 15 December 2025, depending on crude oil trends and the rupee’s performance.
