Fuel prices are unchanged today, and the petrol diesel price 8 November 2026 keeps petrol at Rs 346.00 per litre and high-speed diesel at Rs 378.00 per litre. These are the rates set by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority in its notification of 7 November, and they stay in force over the weekend and the 9 November public holiday. The next revision is expected after the holiday. This is the first weekend since daily pricing began when no new rate was issued, so drivers can plan the next two days on the same prices.
| New Rate Detail | Rate on 8 November |
|---|---|
| Petrol new price | Rs 346.00 per litre |
| Diesel new price | Rs 378.00 per litre |
| Kerosene oil | Rs 323.67 per litre |
| Light diesel oil | Rs 269.09 per litre |
| In force from | 7 November 2026 |
| Next revision | Expected after the 9 November public holiday |
New Petrol and Diesel Rates on 8 November
The same rates from 7 November apply today, with no change at the pump.
- Petrol price: Petrol costs Rs 346.00 per litre on 8 November, the same rate set on 7 November.
- Diesel price: High-speed diesel costs Rs 378.00 per litre, also unchanged from 7 November.
- Kerosene oil: Kerosene oil costs Rs 323.67 per litre, the rate in force from 6 November.
- Light diesel oil: Light diesel oil costs Rs 269.09 per litre, also unchanged since 6 November.
- Same across Pakistan: OGRA sets one countrywide price, so the rate is the same in every city.
Why the Rate Is Unchanged Today
No new price notification was issued for 8 November, so the last notified rates hold.
- No new notification: OGRA issued no new price notification for 8 November, so the 7 November rates stay in force.
- Weekend hold: Prices are held across weekends, so a single notification covers several days.
- Public holiday: 9 November is a public holiday, and the next revision is expected after it.
- Daily pricing: OGRA has published prices daily since July 2026, but a price can stay unchanged for days.
- Check on 10 November: The next update is expected after the holiday, so check again on 10 November.
Five Straight Cuts: How Prices Fell
Prices fell every day in the first week of November before holding steady.
- 31 October: Petrol stood at Rs 377.91 per litre, while diesel stood at Rs 402.96.
- 3 November: Petrol fell to Rs 374.51 per litre, and diesel fell to Rs 395.20.
- 4 November: Petrol dropped to Rs 369.06 per litre, while diesel dropped to Rs 391.52.
- 5 November: Petrol reached Rs 362.00 per litre, and diesel reached Rs 387.81.
- 6 November: Petrol was Rs 352.59 per litre, and diesel was Rs 382.25 before the latest cut.
Taxes on Petrol and Diesel Unchanged
The cut comes from the base price, because taxes have not changed at all.
- Petrol tax: Tax on petrol stays at Rs 114 per litre, with no change in this update.
- Diesel tax: Tax on diesel stays at Rs 100 per litre, also unchanged in the new rates.
- What changed: Only the fuel price itself moved down, while the tax part stayed the same.
- Why it matters: Knowing the tax share shows how much of the pump price is fixed cost.
- Check receipts: Your receipt should show the new rate, so match it before you leave.
PM Fuel Relief and the New Rates
Lower pump prices and PM Fuel Relief work together, so token holders save twice.
- Relief amount: PM Fuel Relief still gives Rs 100 off per litre on weekly token fuel.
- Effective price: With petrol at Rs 346.00, token holders pay Rs 246.00 per litre.
- Token value: One weekly token covers 5 litres, so it is still worth Rs 500 in total.
- Lower bill: Five litres cost Rs 1,730 before relief and Rs 1,230 after the Rs 500 token.
- Use it in time: The weekly token stays valid for 7 days, so do not let it expire unused.
How to Check the Daily Price Yourself
Daily prices can move again after the holiday, so check the official rate on the OGRA website before a long trip.
- Check each morning: Prices now update daily, so yesterday’s rate may already be old.
- Official source: OGRA publishes daily prices on its website, so confirm the rate there first.
- Ask at the pump: Pump staff must charge the current daily rate, so ask if the board looks old.
- Compare your receipt: Match the receipt rate with the official daily price before you leave.
- Next check: Check again after the 9 November holiday, because the next update may change the rates.
| Date | Petrol per Litre | Diesel per Litre |
|---|---|---|
| 31 October | Rs 377.91 | Rs 402.96 |
| 3 November | Rs 374.51 | Rs 395.20 |
| 4 November | Rs 369.06 | Rs 391.52 |
| 5 November | Rs 362.00 | Rs 387.81 |
| 6 November | Rs 352.59 | Rs 382.25 |
| 7 November | Rs 346.00 | Rs 378.00 |
Conclusion
The petrol diesel price 8 November 2026 holds petrol at Rs 346.00 and diesel at Rs 378.00 per litre after five straight daily cuts. Prices have fallen Rs 31.91 on petrol and Rs 24.96 on diesel since 31 October, while taxes stay unchanged. The rates stay in force over the weekend and the 9 November public holiday, so check the official daily price again after the holiday before you fill up.
FAQs
- What is the petrol price on 8 November 2026?: Petrol costs Rs 346.00 per litre on 8 November, the rate set on 7 November.
- What is the diesel price on 8 November 2026?: High-speed diesel costs Rs 378.00 per litre, unchanged from 7 November.
- When will prices change next?: The next revision is expected after the 9 November public holiday, so check again on 10 November.
- How much have prices fallen since 31 October?: Petrol has fallen Rs 31.91 per litre and diesel has fallen Rs 24.96 per litre since 31 October.
- Does PM Fuel Relief still apply?: Yes, PM Fuel Relief still gives Rs 100 off per litre, so token holders pay Rs 246.00 per litre.