Petrol Diesel Price Today: Have the prices of petrol and diesel changed again today? Before filling the tank, check the latest price of your city.

Every day with the beginning of the morning, the eyes of the common man are fixed on the prices of petrol and diesel. Government oil marketing companies (OMCs) have released the new rates of petrol and diesel for today, April 25, 2026 at 6 am. The movement of crude oil in the international market and the position of the rupee against the dollar have a direct impact on our daily fuel expenditure. In such a situation, before leaving the house, it is very important to know what are the fuel rates in your city today, so that you can plan your pocket budget properly. Today’s petrol and diesel rates in major cities of the country. Even today, no major change has been seen in the oil prices across the country. You can check the latest rates from Delhi to Mumbai in this table: CityPetrol (₹/Litre)Diesel (₹/Litre)New Delhi94.7287.62Mumbai104.2192.15Kolkata103.9490.76Chennai100.7592.34Bengaluru102.9289.02Hyderabad107.4695.70Jaipur104.7290.21Lakh Nau94.6987.80Ahmedabad94.4990.17Pune104.0490.57Patna105.5893.80Indore106.4891.88Chandigarh94.3082.45Surat95.0089.00Nashik95.5089.50May Why have prices remained stable since 2022? It is a matter of relief for Indian consumers that despite the continuous fluctuations in the prices of crude oil at the international level, the rates of petrol and diesel in the country have been stable for a long time. The main reason for this is the huge tax cuts made by the Central and many state governments in May 2022. Since then, there has been no major change in retail prices, due to which the general public has got some relief on the inflation front. What are the important factors that decide fuel prices? Many factors work behind determining the prices of petrol and diesel in India: Price of Crude Oil: Fuel is mainly made from crude oil. As soon as crude oil becomes expensive in the global market, it directly puts pressure on the domestic oil companies. Exchange rate of rupee and dollar: India imports most of the crude oil it requires by purchasing it in dollars. If the rupee weakens against the dollar, then oil imports become expensive. Government Tax: Excise duty of the central government and VAT of the state governments form a major part of the price of petrol and diesel. Every state has its own VAT, due to which the prices are different in different cities. Refining cost: The cost of processing crude oil in a refinery to make petrol and diesel is also added to the final price. Demand and supply: At the time of festivals or seasonal changes, when the demand for fuel suddenly increases, there is pressure on the prices under the law of supply and demand. Just send an SMS and know the rate of your city sitting at home. If you check the rate on your mobile before going to the petrol pump, If you want to know the latest price of fuel, then oil companies have provided an easy SMS facility for this: Indian Oil (IOCL) customers: SMS your city code and “RSP” to 9224992249. BPCL customers: Type “RSP” and send it to 9223112222. HPCL customers: SMS “HP Price” to 9222201122.