Pakistan Fuel Price Trends
Petrol, diesel, LPG, kerosene and CNG prices change often in Pakistan — sometimes week to week. This page tracks every revision automatically, so you can see exactly how fuel costs have moved over time, and what that means if you're thinking about switching to an EV.
Why we track this
Most fuel price pages only show today's number. We think the trend matters more than any single day's price — it's the direction prices have been moving that actually affects your monthly budget, and your decision about whether an EV makes financial sense for you right now.
Every price on this page comes from official market reference rates, logged daily. Nothing here is estimated or rounded for effect — it's the same numbers used across petrol pumps and CNG stations in Pakistan, laid out so you can actually see the pattern instead of just the latest headline.
How to read the chart
Use the range buttons above the graph to zoom between the last 30 days and the full history we've tracked. Tap any fuel type's name to hide or show it — useful if you want to compare just Petrol against CNG, for example, without the rest of the lines crowding the view.
What rising fuel prices mean for EV buyers
Every time petrol or diesel prices climb, the cost gap between running a fuel vehicle and an EV widens a little more. An EV charged at home typically costs a fraction of the per-kilometer price of petrol — and unlike fuel, that cost doesn't move with international oil prices or currency swings in the same way.
If you're on the fence, our Savings Calculator can show you the actual numbers for your own commute — not a generic estimate, but based on your real daily distance and current fuel prices.