Islamabad, June 30, 2025: Petrol price in Pakistan today stands at Rs. 258.43 per litre, while diesel is available for Rs. 262.59 per litre.
Petrol Prices in Iran
In comparison, the petrol rate in Iran in rupees is just Rs. 8.12 per litre, and diesel is priced at Rs. 1.68 per litre.
Iran follows a subsidised two-tier pricing structure, where the first 60 litres per month are sold at this low rate. Any additional fuel is charged at Rs. 85.95 per litre. This means the Iran petrol price today in rupees Pakistan is one of the cheapest globally.
Petrol Prices in Kuwait
On the other hand, Kuwait petrol price remains among the most affordable worldwide. Petrol in Kuwait costs Rs. 95.48 per litre, while diesel is available for Rs. 104.44 per litre. These prices reflect Kuwait’s minimal taxation policy and domestic oil abundance.
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Petrol Prices in International Market
From June 16 to June 30, international market rates showed a significant increase — diesel (Gas Oil) prices surged by 10.3% to $87.18 per barrel, and petrol (Gasoline) rose by 5.8%, reaching $78.42 per barrel.
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A comparison of petrol prices in all countries in rupees underscores the massive regional variation driven by local policies, subsidies, taxes, and currency exchange rates.
Fuel Prices Comparison (in Pakistani Rupees per Litre)
| Country | Petrol Price (Rs) | Diesel Price (Rs) |
|---|---|---|
| Iran | Rs. 8.12 | Rs. 1.68 |
| Kuwait | Rs. 95.48 | Rs. 104.44 |
| Pakistan | Rs. 258.43 | Rs. 262.59 |
| Global Avg. | Rs. 317.68 | Rs. 352.94 |
These differences highlight how government policies, subsidies, and resource availability shape the cost of fuel across borders
