Fuel Cost Calculator
Calculate petrol or diesel trip cost in Pakistan. Enter your distance, mileage, and today's fuel price — get instant results in PKR.
Quick presets — common Pakistan routes
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Popular Vehicle Mileage in Pakistan
Use these as a starting point if you're unsure of your vehicle's fuel efficiency. Highway figures apply at 90–110 km/h; city figures include stop-and-go traffic.
| Vehicle | Fuel | City (km/L) | Highway (km/L) |
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| Suzuki Cultus / Alto | Petrol | 11–13 | 15–18 |
| Toyota Corolla 1.3/1.6 | Petrol | 10–12 | 14–16 |
| Honda Civic / City | Petrol | 10–12 | 14–17 |
| Toyota Fortuner / Prado | Diesel | 7–9 | 11–13 |
| Honda CD-70 / 125 | Petrol | 35–45 | 45–55 |
| Suzuki Bolan / Ravi | Petrol/CNG | 8–10 | 12–14 |
| Kia Sportage / Stonic | Petrol | 9–11 | 13–15 |
* Actual mileage varies by driving style, load, AC usage, and road conditions. Use your own fill-up data for best accuracy.
Fuel Cost for Popular Pakistan Road Trips
Estimated costs at Rs 262/liter petrol and 14 km/L highway mileage (typical sedan). One-way distances via motorway/national highway.
| Route | Distance | Liters | Est. Cost (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lahore → Islamabad (M-2) | 380 km | 27.1 L | Rs 7,100 |
| Islamabad → Peshawar (M-1) | 165 km | 11.8 L | Rs 3,090 |
| Lahore → Karachi (M-2/M-9) | 1,265 km | 90.4 L | Rs 23,680 |
| Karachi → Hyderabad (M-9) | 155 km | 11.1 L | Rs 2,900 |
| Islamabad → Murree | 65 km | 4.6 L | Rs 1,210 |
| Islamabad → Nathia Gali | 87 km | 6.2 L | Rs 1,626 |
| Lahore → Multan (M-4) | 340 km | 24.3 L | Rs 6,367 |
* Toll charges not included. Enter your actual distance and mileage in the calculator above for a precise figure.
How the Fuel Cost Calculator Works
Liters needed
Distance (km) ÷ Mileage (km/L)
Total cost
Liters × Fuel price (PKR/L)
Cost per km
Total cost ÷ Distance
Example calculation
Lahore to Islamabad (380 km) · Toyota Corolla (14 km/L) · Petrol at Rs 262/liter
➜ Liters = 380 ÷ 14 = 27.1 L | Total = 27.1 × 262 = Rs 7,100 | Per km = Rs 18.67
7 Tips to Reduce Fuel Costs on Pakistan Roads
- 1Maintain steady motorway speeds. Driving at 90–100 km/h instead of 120–130 km/h can improve fuel efficiency by 15–20% on highways like M-2 and M-9.
- 2Check tyre pressure before a long trip. Under-inflated tyres increase rolling resistance. Correct pressure as per your car's sticker (usually 32–35 PSI) can save 2–3%.
- 3Remove roof racks and heavy loads. Every 50 kg of extra weight reduces efficiency by roughly 2%. Remove the roof carrier if you're not using it.
- 4Use AC wisely. In city traffic, cracking the windows is more efficient. On the motorway at high speed, AC is better than drag from open windows.
- 5Avoid aggressive acceleration in cities. Smooth acceleration and coasting to stops (instead of braking hard) can improve city mileage by 10–15% — big savings on Karachi and Lahore roads.
- 6Service your engine regularly. A dirty air filter or worn spark plugs can reduce mileage by up to 10%. A full service before a long trip pays for itself in fuel savings.
- 7Fill up before entering hill stations. Petrol stations in areas like Murree, Nathia Gali, and Kaghan may charge higher prices. Fill your tank at Taxila or Abbottabad before heading up.