Al Farwaniyah petrol price today is KWD 0.105 per litre for Unleaded 91, aligned with Kuwait's national benchmark. City demand patterns affect traffic and usage, not the official posted baseline.
Petrol: KWD 0.105 / litre (Unleaded 91) · $0.34/L
Diesel: KWD 0.090 / litre · $0.29/L
Kerosene Oil: city-specific distributor quote
LPG: cylinder and filling-station rates vary
Source cycle follows Kuwait national update policy
Local transport lanes can cause minor premium over central benchmark.
| Petrol difference | +$0.00/L vs Kuwait |
| Diesel difference | +$0.00/L vs Kuwait |
| National baseline | KWD 0.105 / litre (Unleaded 91) |
Current baseline remains subsidy-supported and nationally aligned. Next review is expected near month-end.
| Fuel Product | Current Rate | USD Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Unleaded 91 | KWD 0.105/L | ~$0.34/L |
| Premium 95 | KWD 0.115/L | ~$0.37/L |
| Diesel | KWD 0.090/L | ~$0.29/L |
| Grade | Price (KWD/L) | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Unleaded 91 | 0.105 | Most daily-use passenger cars |
| Premium 95 | 0.115 | Higher-compression engines |
| Diesel | 0.090 | Fleet and commercial vehicles |
| Country | Petrol (USD/L) | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Kuwait | ~$0.34 | Subsidy-supported producer market |
| Saudi Arabia | ~$0.28 | Low-cost producer benchmark |
| UAE | ~$0.89 | Monthly market-linked model |
| Qatar | ~$0.53 | State benchmark model |
| India | ~$1.21 | Excise + state VAT |
| Pakistan | ~$1.64 | Import + levy pressure |
Unleaded 91 in Al Farwaniyah is KWD 0.105 per litre and diesel is KWD 0.090 under the current national benchmark. These posted rates are generally aligned across Kuwait's major cities.
Kuwait uses national benchmark pricing, so Kuwait City, Hawalli, Al Farwaniyah, and Al Ahmadi usually carry the same base pump rate.
Kuwait fuel pricing is reviewed on a monthly benchmark cycle. Rate updates are typically published near the end of month for the following period.
Unleaded 91 is widely used for regular passenger vehicles. Premium 95 is generally used for engines that require higher-octane fuel.
Kuwait remains a subsidy-supported producer market, so domestic pump prices are typically lower than many import-dependent countries.
Use KWD-to-USD conversion as a comparison baseline. Local payments stay in KWD at station level, while USD helps compare with global markets.
Back to Kuwait fuel page or open theglobal fuel dashboard.