Petrol, diesel prices on August 14 across major Indian cities

Every day, the price of petrol and diesel can be different depending on which city you live in.

In India, on August 14, 2026, one litre of petrol cost ₹102.12 in Delhi.

Mumbai's petrol cost even more, at ₹111.21 per litre.

The most expensive petrol was in Hyderabad, where one litre cost ₹115.43.

Hyderabad also had the most expensive diesel, at ₹103.58, and it was the only big city where diesel cost more than ₹100.

In most big cities, one litre of diesel stayed below ₹100.

Many things decide these prices, like how much it costs to buy crude oil from other countries.

Government taxes and the value of the rupee compared to the dollar also matter.

Transport costs and how much fuel people want can change prices too.

The reports had slightly different numbers for some cities, like Mumbai and Bengaluru.