
Check today’s petrol and diesel prices across major Indian cities. Stay updated with real-time fuel rates to manage your daily travel expenses smartly.
Today’s Petrol price in India (Mumbai) stands at ₹103.49 per litre. No change in Petrol price in Mumbai since yesterday Mar 31, 2026.
Today’s Diesel price in India (Mumbai) stands at ₹103.49 per litre. An increase of ₹13.48 was recorded in the price in Mumbai since yesterday Mar 31, 2026.

Fuel prices in India are a key concern for both everyday commuters and businesses alike. Keeping track of fuel prices - including petrol, diesel, CNG, and LPG - helps manage daily expenses more efficiently. These rates change regularly due to international crude oil prices, currency exchange rates, government taxes, and transportation costs.
Petrol Prices in India
Petrol is the most widely used fuel in India, especially among two-wheelers and personal cars. Petrol prices vary from city to city due to state-specific taxes and freight charges. As petrol is deregulated, its retail price is revised daily by oil marketing companies like IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL based on global crude rates and other variables. Consumers should always check the latest petrol prices before refueling, especially in metro cities where fluctuations are more noticeable.
Diesel Prices in India
Diesel is a preferred fuel for commercial transport, buses, trucks, and SUVs due to its fuel efficiency. Like petrol, diesel prices in India are revised daily and differ across cities. Since diesel impacts the cost of logistics, any price hike can indirectly affect the price of consumer goods and services. Tracking diesel prices is crucial for fleet owners and logistics firms to plan operations cost-effectively.
LPG Prices in India
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is commonly used in Indian households for cooking purposes. The price of LPG cylinders is revised monthly and is influenced by international LPG benchmarks and currency exchange fluctuations. Subsidies on domestic LPG are credited directly to the user's bank account, depending on eligibility. Non-subsidised cylinders are available at market rates, which are subject to monthly updates.
CNG Prices in India
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is a cleaner and more economical alternative to petrol and diesel, especially in cities battling high levels of vehicular pollution. It is primarily used in public transport, auto-rickshaws, and taxis, and is also used in personal vehicles. CNG prices are generally more stable than petrol or diesel but can vary based on supply, demand, and local infrastructure. Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Pune have well-established CNG distribution networks that support both commercial and private vehicle users.
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