Petrol and diesel prices today, November 1: Check fuel rates in different cities across India
Fuel prices were mostly steady across major Indian cities. CNG prices increased in several cities.
On November 1, fuel prices across various Indian cities remained largely unchanged, with a few exceptions. Petrol and diesel prices saw minor variations in select locations.
In Bengaluru, petrol prices dropped by 75 paise to ₹110.93, while diesel fell by 76 paise to ₹98.80. Meanwhile, Bhubaneswar saw an increase in petrol by ₹1.52, reaching ₹110.49, and diesel rose by ₹1.47, now at ₹102.15. Patna also experienced a hike in petrol by 36 paise, totaling ₹113.73, and diesel by 35 paise, reaching ₹99.71.
Chandigarh reported no changes in petrol and diesel prices, with petrol at ₹101.54 and diesel at ₹89.47, which were the lowest among the major cities. Hyderabad stood out with the highest petrol price at ₹116.15 and diesel at ₹104.23.
Thiruvananthapuram recorded petrol at ₹115.49 and diesel at ₹104.40, with both prices remaining unchanged. In Jaipur, petrol and diesel prices stayed steady, with petrol at ₹113.19 and diesel at ₹98.25.
CNG prices showed a different trend in Bengaluru, increasing by ₹1 to ₹99. In other cities like Bharatpur, Dewas, Meerut, Sonipat, and Firozabad, CNG prices also saw a rise of ₹1 to ₹96 or ₹96.50.
New Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) maintained unchanged prices, with petrol at ₹86.98 and CNG at ₹86.98. Chennai's CNG prices were steady at ₹99.50, while Rewari remained at ₹91.59, marking the lowest CNG price among the major cities.
Mathura had the highest CNG price, standing at ₹102. Across the major cities, Mathura offered the highest CNG price, and New Delhi and NCR provided the lowest.
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