Pakistan Petrol Subsidy Savings Calculator
Find out exactly how much money you save every month under Pakistan's government petrol subsidy scheme — for bikes and cars alike.
Current Petroleum Prices in Pakistan
Prices effective from 03-April-2026 | Announced by OGRA
| Fuel Type | Previous Price | Current Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol (Super) | PKR 321.17 | PKR 458.40 | ▲ +137.23 |
| High Speed Diesel | PKR 335.86 | PKR 520.35 | ▲ +184.49 |
| Light Speed Diesel | PKR 159.76 | PKR 159.76 | — No Change |
| Kerosene Oil | PKR 176.81 | PKR 176.81 | — No Change |
Savings Calculator (بچت کا حساب)
Your Savings Breakdown (آپ کی بچت)
How It Works
Enter Fuel Price & Subsidy
Start with today's official petrol price (pre-filled) and enter the per-litre subsidy amount announced under your eligible government scheme.
Add Your Monthly Usage
Enter how many litres of petrol you typically consume per month and select whether you ride a motorcycle or drive a car.
See Instant Savings
The calculator instantly shows your monthly savings, effective price per litre, and long-term financial benefit over 1, 5, 10, and 20 years.
Why Use This Calculator?
Accurate & Up-to-Date Prices
The tool uses the latest official OGRA-notified petrol prices so your savings estimate is always based on real numbers, not outdated data.
Instant Results, No Sign-Up
No registration, no app download, no waiting. Enter three numbers and get a complete savings breakdown within seconds — completely free.
Works for Bikes & Cars
Whether you own a 70cc motorcycle or a 1000cc car, the calculator is designed to handle both vehicle categories separately and accurately.
Long-Term Financial Planning
Beyond just monthly savings, the tool projects your subsidy benefits over 1, 5, 10, and 20 years — helping you plan your household budget smarter.
Private & Secure
All calculations happen directly in your browser. No personal data is collected, stored, or shared — your financial information stays with you.
Mobile-Friendly Design
Fully responsive and optimized for smartphones. Check your petrol savings anytime, anywhere — at the pump or at home.
Complete Guide: Pakistan Petrol Subsidy Scheme
Pakistan's petrol subsidy scheme is designed to provide direct financial relief to eligible citizens amid rising global fuel prices. The program targets low-income motorcycle owners and specific categories of car owners, allowing them to purchase petrol at a reduced effective rate. Understanding exactly how much you benefit from this scheme is essential for managing your household expenses — and that is precisely what this calculator is built to help you do.
What Is the Petrol Subsidy Scheme?
The government periodically announces a fixed per-litre subsidy amount for registered beneficiaries. This subsidy is deducted from the official petrol price at eligible fuel stations, meaning you pay less per litre every time you fill up. The scheme is administered through BISP (Benazir Income Support Programme) and other government bodies, with beneficiaries identified through CNIC verification and income criteria.
How Is the Saving Calculated?
The calculation is straightforward: your monthly saving equals the subsidy per litre multiplied by your total monthly petrol consumption. For example, if the subsidy is Rs. 100 per litre and you use 20 litres a month, you save Rs. 2,000 every month — Rs. 24,000 every year. This calculator automates that math instantly and also projects long-term benefits so you can see the bigger financial picture.
Who Is Eligible?
Eligibility is typically determined by income level, CNIC registration, and vehicle registration type. Motorcycle owners under a specific engine capacity (usually up to 200cc) and low-income car owners registered in their name are prioritized. The government also uses PMT (Proxy Means Test) scores from BISP data to verify eligibility. It is strongly recommended to check the official bcci.com.pk portal for the most current eligibility criteria, as these can change with each policy revision.
Current Petrol Price Context
As of April 2026, the price of Petrol (Super) in Pakistan stands at Rs. 458.40 per litre — a significant increase from the previous rate of Rs. 321.17. High Speed Diesel has similarly risen to Rs. 520.35 per litre. These price hikes make the subsidy scheme even more critical for millions of Pakistani families who rely on two-wheelers and personal vehicles for their daily commute and livelihoods.
Tips to Maximize Your Subsidy Benefit
Always ensure your CNIC is updated with the government database and your vehicle registration matches your identity records. Fill up at officially registered subsidy fuel stations only — using non-registered pumps means you will miss out on the discount. Track your monthly consumption using this calculator regularly to monitor how much you are saving and plan accordingly. If your usage increases, re-run the calculation to get a fresh savings estimate based on updated numbers.