Road Trip Planner Pakistan: Fuel Cost & Toll Tax
The road ahead. The cost, already known.
Plan your road trip across Pakistan in one step. Enter your route and car, and PlanDrivo shows the best motorway and GT Road routes, distance, travel time, petrol needed, fuel cost and motorway toll tax, with the total trip cost split per passenger. Fuel prices follow official OGRA rates and toll tax follows NHA rates for M-1 to M-16.
Before you go,know the whole trip.
one clear estimate, made for Pakistan
Where to?
Vehicle & fuel
Fuel management
AC & Passengers
Choose conditions to adjust estimated fuel use.
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The best way forward is the one you choose.
via Fastest Corridor (Motorway / Primary Highway)
via Alternative Regional Road (No Motorway Tolls)
Your journey, at a Glance.
Travel conditions
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Faisalabad (Current Location) → Lahore
Plan Any Road Trip in Pakistan: Distance, Travel Time and Trip Cost
PlanDrivo is a free road trip planner and travel cost calculator built for Pakistani roads. It works out the route, distance and travel time between any two cities, then adds the fuel cost for your car and the motorway toll tax on the way, so you know the full trip cost before you leave. Add stops for a multi-city trip, switch to a round trip, or compare the motorway route with GT Road and national highways to find the one that fits your time and budget.
Popular Road Trips in Pakistan: Lahore to Islamabad, Karachi to Hyderabad and More
Start with the most travelled intercity routes in Pakistan. Each card shows the distance, travel time and main motorway, and opens the trip in the planner so you can see the fuel cost and toll tax for your own car.
Lahore → Islamabad
Islamabad → Peshawar
Lahore → Multan
Faisalabad → Islamabad
Karachi → Hyderabad
Islamabad → Murree
Multan → Sukkur
Islamabad → Swat
Looking for another city? Use the route planner or browse all popular routes in Pakistan.
How to Calculate Your Road Trip Cost in Pakistan (4 Steps)
A little planning goes a long way. Your estimate is ready before the keys are.
Enter your route.
Type your starting city and destination, add stops for a multi-city trip, and choose one-way or round trip.
Choose your car.
Pick Alto, Mehran, Cultus, City, Yaris or another car; the fuel average loads on its own, or enter your own km/L.
Set trip details.
Select petrol or diesel, turn AC on or off, add passengers and choose the traffic level.
Compare routes and cost.
See distance, travel time, petrol needed, fuel cost, toll tax and total trip cost for the motorway and GT Road, then share it on WhatsApp.
Your Car's Fuel Average Decides Your Trip Cost
Your car's real petrol average (km per litre) is usually lower than the showroom figure, and on a long trip that difference changes the fuel cost a lot. Check your real average with our fuel average calculator, then enter it in the planner for a more accurate trip cost.
Free Trip Cost Tools: Fuel Cost, Toll Tax, Fuel Average and Petrol Price
Every part of your travel cost has its own free tool, so you can check one number in detail:
Fuel Cost Calculator
Find the litres and rupees of petrol or diesel for any distance, with AC and a per-passenger split.
Route Planner
Plan city-to-city and multi-stop routes across Pakistan with distance and travel time.
Motorway Toll Tax
Check toll tax by motorway and vehicle, with toll plazas and M-Tag details.
Fuel Average Calculator
Work out your car's real km per litre from the odometer and litres filled.
Petrol Prices
See today's official petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan and past changes.
Motorway Toll Tax Added to Your Trip Cost
The planner counts the toll plazas on your route and adds motorway toll tax for your vehicle to the total, so there are no surprises at the first plaza. Most motorways in Pakistan, from M-1 and M-2 to M-5 and M-9, now collect toll through M-Tag. See the full motorway toll tax list for rates by motorway and vehicle.
motorway toll tax list→Latest Petrol and Diesel Prices Used in Every Trip Cost
Fuel prices in Pakistan are usually revised every 15 days. PlanDrivo updates the petrol and diesel price on the day the new official rate is announced, so every fuel cost and trip cost uses today's price.
PETROL • SUPER EURO-V
Most cars, hatchbacks, sedans and motorcycles
HIGH SPEED DIESEL • HSD
Vans, buses, commercial trucks, 4×4 SUVs
HI-OCTANE • 97 RON
Market price • High-performance and luxury turbo engines
How Fuel Average Changes the Cost of a Long Trip
On a 400 km road trip, a car that gives 18 km per litre needs about 22 litres of petrol, while a car that gives 12 km per litre needs about 33 litres, half as much again. That is why the planner lets you set your own average instead of a fixed figure.
Road Trip Tips to Save Petrol and Time in Pakistan
Keep a steady speed on the motorway.
90–100 km/h usually saves more petrol than 120 km/h.
Leave early to avoid city traffic.
Avoid rush hour traffic at both ends of the trip.
Check tyre pressure and M-Tag balance.
Check both the night before your journey.
Travel light.
Extra weight lowers your fuel average.
Check fog and weather in winter.
Call Motorway Police 130 for road and fog updates.
Plan rest stops.
Plan rest stops every 2–3 hours on long drives.
Road Trip Planner FAQs
Common questions about planning your road trip, calculating fuel cost, motorway toll tax, and route options across Pakistan.
PlanDrivo is a free road trip planner made for Pakistan. It shows the route, distance, travel time, fuel cost and motorway toll tax in one place, using official OGRA fuel prices and NHA toll rates.
Plan Your Next Road Trip in Pakistan with Confidence
Know your route, travel time and trip cost before you start the engine.
Where Our Data Comes From
PlanDrivo gives estimates to help you plan. Fuel prices come from official OGRA notifications and motorway toll tax from the National Highway Authority (NHA). Distance and travel time are estimates and can change with traffic and road works. Last updated: October 2026.
Before a long trip: check your M-Tag balance, follow speed limits (120 km/h for cars on most motorways), and call Motorway Police helpline 130 for fog and road updates.