
Petrol Diesel Price Today: Every day in the country starts not only with new rays of the sun but also with the changing prices of petrol and diesel. These fuel prices directly affect the common man’s pocket and his monthly budget. Every day at 6 am, the country’s major oil marketing companies (OMCs) release new rates of petrol and diesel. These prices are decided on the basis of crude oil price in the international market and fluctuations in the exchange rate of rupee against dollar. Even minor changes in fuel prices affect the lives of everyone, from office-goers to small traders selling fruits and vegetables.
In such a situation, keeping accurate information about the fuel prices of your city every day is not only necessary but also a wise step. This daily pricing system implemented in India ensures transparency so that no misleading information reaches consumers.
27 June 2026: Petrol and diesel prices in major cities of the country
Today the retail prices of petrol and diesel in different metros and major cities of the country have been recorded as follows:
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New Delhi: Petrol Rs 102.12 and diesel Rs 83.09 per litre.
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Mumbai: Petrol Rs 111.18 and diesel Rs 86.00 per litre.
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Kolkata: Petrol Rs 113.47 and diesel Rs 93.50 per litre.
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Chennai: Petrol Rs 107.77 and diesel Rs 91.50 per litre.
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Lucknow: Petrol Rs 102.05 and diesel Rs 95.75 per litre.
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Noida: Petrol Rs 102.12 and diesel Rs 91.70 per litre.
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Gurugram: Petrol Rs 102.77 and diesel Rs 91.70 per litre.
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Bengaluru: Petrol Rs 110.93 and diesel Rs 90.00 per litre.
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Hyderabad: Petrol Rs 115.69 and diesel Rs 97.00 per liter flock
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Jaipur: Petrol Rs 112.66 and diesel Rs 90.91 per litre.
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Ahmedabad: Diesel Rs 82.25 per litre.
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Pune: Diesel Rs 92.50 per litre.
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Bhubaneswar: Petrol Rs 109.92 per litre.
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Chandigarh: Petrol Rs 98.10 per litre.
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Patna: Petrol Rs 113.35 per litre.
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Thiruvananthapuram: Petrol Rs 115.49 per litre.
Why have prices remained stable for the last two years?
If you notice, after May 2022, there has been a great stability in the prices of petrol and diesel in the country. In fact, in May 2022, a major reduction in Excise Duty and VAT was made by the Central Government and thereafter by many state governments. Since then, although crude oil prices have fluctuated wildly at times in the international market, Indian oil companies have largely controlled and kept retail prices stable for domestic consumers.
Retail prices of fuel are decided by these 5 main reasons
When you buy a liter of petrol or diesel in India, there are several economic factors at work behind its price:
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Global prices of crude oil: The main source of petrol and diesel is crude oil. Whenever the price of crude oil increases due to the decisions of OPEC countries and global conditions in the international market, the possibility of fuel becoming expensive in the Indian market increases.
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Position of rupee against dollar: India imports about 80-85% of its crude oil requirement from abroad, which is paid for in US dollars. If the Indian rupee weakens against the dollar, oil imports become expensive, thereby increasing prices in the country.
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Government Tax and VAT: Excise tax levied by the central government and VAT charged by individual state governments form a major part of the retail price of fuel. This is the reason why there is a difference in the rates of petrol and diesel in different states or cities on the same day.
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Cost of Refining: Crude oil imported from abroad cannot be used directly in vehicles. It has to go through the process of being refined in the refineries of the country. The cost of this processing and logistics is also included in the final price.
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Mathematics of Demand and Supply: Prices are also affected by increase or decrease in demand in the market. During festival seasons, extreme heat or severe cold, when fuel consumption for transportation and power generation suddenly increases, it also impacts market movements.
How to check today’s rate on your mobile through just one SMS
If you want to know the accurate and latest price of petrol and diesel in your city even without internet, then you can take advantage of the SMS service of oil companies. The process for this is very simple:
Indian Oil (IOCL) Customers: In the message box of your mobile send “RSP [स्पेस] Type “your city code” and enter it 9224992249 Send it to.
Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) Customers: From your phone “RSP [स्पेस] By typing “city code” 9223112222 SMS on
Customers of Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL): “HP Price [स्पेस] Type “city code” and 9222201122 You can get the latest rate information immediately by sending it.
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