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Petrol and Diesel Price in Pakistan Revised for July 30, 2026

Petrol price in Pakistan sees a small decrease but diesel jumps even higher in latest price revisions

The petrol and diesel price in Pakistan have been revised again for July 30, 2026, with petrol seeing a minor decrease but diesel gaining in price again. According to the new notification, the petrol price has decreased by Rs. 0.75, making the new price Rs. 335.06, while the diesel price has increased by Rs. 2.24, making the new price Rs. 390.62. The new prices will go live tonight at 12 AM and will remain live until tomorrow night, when the government will once again revise the prices based on tomorrow’s international market.

Fuel Type Previous Price New Price Difference
Petrol Rs. 335.81 Rs. 335.06 – Rs. 0.75
High-Speed Diesel Rs. 388.38 Rs. 390.62 + Rs. 2.24

This is the second minor decrease in petrol price this week. The first decrease happened at the start of this week, when petrol was decreased by Rs. 1. Despite the small relief in petrol, the diesel prices have been rising continuously for the past few weeks with no decline in sight. Its price is almost Rs. 400, and if it continues along the same lines, it will reach this landmark digit soon.

Fuel Type Price on July 25 Price on July 27 Price on July 28 Price on July 29 Difference since last week
Petrol Rs. 335.18 Rs. 334.18 Rs. 335.81 Rs. 335.06 Rs. -0.12
Diesel Rs. 383.46 Rs. 386.83 Rs. 388.38 Rs. 390.62 Rs. 7.16

As we can see from the table above, petrol prices are lower than they were in the last week, which is a good sign. It is still a little higher than before, as it received two minor increments in the past two days, but the overall price has remained in the same window. As for diesel, it is continuously rising above and will only cause prices of daily-use commodities to rise higher, as commercial vehicles use diesel, and any increase in its price is directly related to their prices.

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Umair Khalid

Umair Khalid is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of MotorNama.pk. Based in Pakistan, he has more than a decade of journalism experience covering video games, consumer hardware, and the automotive industry. With Motornama, he aims to help readers make informed decisions while delivering meaningful insights into Pakistan's evolving automotive landscape.

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