India's petrol and diesel prices have remained stable for the ninth straight month, with no revisions observed since December 1, 2024. As of today, petrol price in Mumbai stands at ₹103.50 per litre, while diesel price in Mumbai is ₹90.03 per litre.

Despite continued volatility in international crude oil markets, fuel prices in India have not been revised, offering consumers some relief in an otherwise inflationary environment. The rates already include applicable state and central taxes.

Today’s petrol & diesel prices in major Indian cities

City

Petrol (₹/litre)

Diesel (₹/litre)

New Delhi

₹94.77

₹87.67

Kolkata

₹105.41

₹92.02

Mumbai

₹103.50

₹90.03

Chennai

₹100.80

₹92.40

Gurgaon

₹95.65

₹88.10

Noida

₹94.77

₹87.89

Bangalore

₹102.92

₹90.99

Bhubaneswar

₹101.16

₹92.74

Chandigarh

₹94.30

₹82.45

Hyderabad

₹107.46

₹95.70

Jaipur

₹104.72

₹90.21

Lucknow

₹94.69

₹87.81

Patna

₹105.60

₹91.83

Thiruvananthapuram

₹107.48

₹96.48

In the case of domestic LPG (14.2 kg cylinder), the price in Mumbai continues to be ₹852.50, unchanged since April 2025. Over the past 12 months, LPG prices have seen an increase of ₹50, with the sharpest hike occurring in April.

As of today, the CNG price in Mumbai is ₹77.00 per kg. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) prices in India are directly linked to global natural gas prices, as the country imports over 50% of its requirement. Rising demand for eco-friendly fuel alternatives is driving a shift towards CNG-powered vehicles across major Indian cities.