Today Petrol Price in Pakistan

Aramco Petrol Price in Pakistan Today — 14 November 2026

Aramco-branded stations charge the OGRA-notified nationwide rates.

Petrol (Super) — Aramco stations
Rs 330.00
per litre · ▼ Rs 5.00
Diesel (HSD) — Aramco stations
Rs 360.00
per litre · ▼ Rs 4.00

The Aramco petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 330.00 per litre — the same OGRA-notified rate charged at PSO, Shell, Total PARCO and every other station in the country. Regular petrol and diesel prices are fixed nationally, so no brand can charge more or less for them. Only premium Hi-Octane (HOBC) is priced by each company itself; see the Hi-Octane price page.

FuelPrice from 14 November 2026Previous priceChange
Petrol (Super)Rs 330.00 / litreRs 335.00▼ Rs 5.00
High Speed DieselRs 360.00 / litreRs 364.00▼ Rs 4.00

Aramco in Pakistan

Saudi Aramco entered Pakistan's fuel retail market through Gas & Oil Pakistan (GO), acquiring a 40% stake in the company in 2024. The first Aramco-branded petrol stations opened in Lahore in October 2024, and the branded network has been expanding to other cities since. Aramco stations sell the same notified fuels — Super petrol, High Speed Diesel and Hi-Octane — under Aramco branding and station standards.

For the national picture, see petrol price in Pakistan today, and for PSO's own stations, the PSO petrol price page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Aramco petrol price in Pakistan today?

Aramco-branded stations charge the OGRA-notified rate: petrol Rs 330.00 per litre and diesel Rs 360.00 per litre today (14 November 2026).

Is Aramco petrol more expensive than PSO or Shell petrol?

No. Regular petrol and diesel prices are notified by OGRA for the whole country, so every brand — Aramco, PSO, Shell, Total PARCO — charges the same rate for them. Only premium Hi-Octane prices differ by company.

Where are Aramco petrol stations in Pakistan?

Aramco-branded stations operate through the Gas & Oil Pakistan (GO) network. The first opened in Lahore in October 2024 and more have followed in other cities as the rebranding continues.