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Petrol, Diesel Prices Updated Today: Check Latest Fuel Rates in Your City

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Petrol and Diesel Prices Updated Today in India

New Delhi, January 30, 2026

Oil marketing companies released the latest petrol and diesel prices on Friday, January 30, in line with their daily fuel price revision cycle. Fuel rates are updated every morning at 6:00 AM, reflecting changes in global crude oil prices and currency movements.

If you are planning to refuel your vehicle today, checking the latest city-wise fuel prices may help you manage expenses better.

⛽ Fuel Prices in Major Metro Cities

In the national capital Delhi, petrol continues to retail at ₹94.77 per liter, while diesel is priced at ₹87.67 per liter.

Here are the latest fuel prices in other major cities:

  • Mumbai:

    • Petrol: ₹103.54 per liter

    • Diesel: ₹90.03 per liter

  • Kolkata:

    • Petrol: ₹105.41 per liter

    • Diesel: ₹92.02 per liter

  • Chennai:

    • Petrol: ₹101.06 per liter

    • Diesel: ₹92.61 per liter

In several cities, fuel prices remained unchanged, while some regions saw minor increases or marginal relief.

🏙️ Fuel Rates in Other Cities

In cities such as Jaipur, Hyderabad, and Thiruvananthapuram, petrol prices are hovering between ₹105 and ₹107 per liter, while diesel prices in many areas remain above ₹90 per liter.

📊 What Determines Petrol and Diesel Prices?

Many consumers often wonder how fuel prices are decided in India. Petrol and diesel prices are determined at the central level and are influenced by several economic factors, including:

  • International crude oil prices

  • Exchange rate of the Indian rupee against the US dollar

  • Central and state taxes

  • Demand and supply conditions

Due to fluctuations in these factors, fuel prices may rise or fall, offering occasional relief or adding pressure on household budgets.

🔍 What Should Consumers Do?

With fuel prices remaining high in several cities, experts advise motorists to:

  • Monitor daily fuel price updates

  • Use fuel-efficient driving practices

  • Consider carpooling or public transport where possible