Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Fuel Prices Stay Stable Across Major Indian Cities Today
Fuel prices in several Indian cities stayed the same on 30 August 2026.
Delhi had the lowest petrol price among the four listed cities.
Hyderabad had the highest petrol and diesel prices among those cities.
Mumbai’s petrol cost Rs.
111.21 per litre.
Chennai’s petrol price was listed as Rs.
107.76 per litre.
Fuel prices are influenced by the cost of crude oil.
Taxes, demand, the rupee’s value against the dollar, and refinery-related factors can also affect prices.
The listed prices were effective from 6 am but could change later.
Petrol and diesel prices remained stable in major Indian cities on 30 August 2026.
Delhi recorded petrol at Rs. 102.12 and diesel at Rs. 95.20 per litre.
Hyderabad reported petrol at Rs. 115.69 and diesel at Rs. 103.82 per litre.
Mumbai’s petrol price was Rs. 111.21, while diesel cost Rs. 97.83 per litre.
Chennai’s petrol price was listed as Rs. 107.76 and diesel at Rs. 99.55 per litre.
- Who
- Motorists and fuel consumers in Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai and other major Indian cities.
- What
- Petrol and diesel prices remained stable, with city-specific rates reported for 30 August 2026.
- When
- 30 August 2026; the listed prices were due from 6 am.
- Where
- Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai and Bangalore in India.
- Why
- Domestic fuel prices are affected by crude oil costs, demand, government taxes, rupee-dollar movements and refinery-related factors.
- Delhi
- Petrol: Rs. 102.12 per litre; diesel: Rs. 95.20 per litre
- Hyderabad
- Petrol: Rs. 115.69 per litre; diesel: Rs. 103.82 per litre
- Chennai
- Petrol: Rs. 107.76 per litre; diesel: Rs. 99.55 per litre
- Mumbai
- Petrol: Rs. 111.21 per litre; diesel: Rs. 97.83 per litre
- Bangalore
- Petrol: Rs. 110.82 per litre; diesel: Rs. 98.78 per litre
- Price timing
- Rates were due at 6 am and could change at any time
- Main influence
- India depends mainly on crude oil imports, making crude prices an important factor in domestic fuel rates