The government has increased petrol prices by Rs. 1.20 per litre to Rs. 393.86, while diesel has become cheaper by Re. 0.17 to Rs. 396.65 per litre, according to the latest Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) update for October 14, 2026.

This is the first petrol price increase in three days. On Tuesday, the government had reduced petrol prices by Rs. 2.71 per litre to Rs. 392.66 and diesel prices by Re. 0.03 to Rs. 396.82 per litre.

The latest revision has pushed petrol prices back up after Tuesday’s cut, while diesel has recorded another small reduction.

Petrol and Diesel Price Trend

Fuel prices have fluctuated sharply since daily revisions began. Petrol stood at Rs. 387.40 per litre on September 30 before climbing to Rs. 398.96 on October 8. It subsequently fell to Rs. 392.66 on October 13 before today’s increase.

Diesel followed a different trend. Its price declined from Rs. 400.35 per litre on September 30 to Rs. 396.65 on October 14, despite several increases and decreases during the period.

Overall, petrol has increased by Rs. 82.71 per litre and diesel by Rs. 72.47 per litre since the start of daily fuel price revisions, according to the figures provided.

The latest rates show that petrol remains below its October 8 level, while diesel is also cheaper than it was at the end of September.