Diesel Rate Cut By Up To 17 Paise Across Metros, Petrol Price Remains Unchanged

- Diesel price in Delhi slashed by 16 paise, to Rs. 70.94 per litre
- Petrol prices remained unchanged at Rs. 81.06 per litre in Delhi
- Auto fuel prices are reviewed daily by the state-run OMCs
After two days, diesel prices on Saturday were declined marginally for the second straight day across all metros. However, petrol remained stable at the exiting rate in metros. According to the notification from Indian Oil Corporation, diesel rate has become cheaper by 16 paise in Delhi. Customers will now have to pay Rs. 70.94 instead of Rs. 71.10 for one litre of diesel seeing a dip in prices for a second consecutive day. Petrol rate was left untouched on Saturday at Rs. 81.06 per litre. In other metro cities like Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, the price of diesel dropped by up to 17 paise per litre.
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Buyers in Mumbai will now have to pay Rs. 77.36 for one litre of diesel
In Mumbai, petrol rate on Saturday has remained stable at Rs. 87.74 per litre whereas diesel price saw a marginal drop of 17 paise. This has brought the retail price of diesel to Rs. 77.36 per litre. Buyers in Chennai will now have to Rs. 84.14 for one litre of petrol and Rs. 76.40 for one litre of diesel. The two auto fuels in Kolkata cost Rs. 82.59 per litre and Rs. 74.46 per litre for petrol and diesel respectively.
Oil marketing companies have reduced the diesel prices on 15 occasions this month whereas the petrol saw price reduction only 7 times. With price reduction in the two fuels, petrol in Delhi has come down by Rs. 1.02 whereas diesel rates have reduced by Rs. 2.36.
Here are the prices of petrol and diesel in the five metros on September 26:
|
City |
Petrol |
Diesel |
|
Delhi |
Rs. 81.06 |
Rs. 70.94 |
|
Mumbai |
Rs. 87.74 |
Rs. 77.36 |
|
Chennai |
Rs. 84.14 |
Rs. 76.40 |
|
Kolkata |
Rs. 82.59 |
Rs. 74.46 |
|
Bengaluru |
Rs. 83.69 |
Rs. 75.13 |
Also Read: Petrol & Diesel Prices Cut By 8 Paise & 15 Paise In Delhi

Fuel prices vary from state to state because of different rates of local taxes and VAT imposed
The rates of the two auto fuels vary across the country because of the local taxes and VAT imposed. India's three major oil marketing companies - Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Indian Oil Corporation, review rates of petrol and diesel on daily basis. And, they carry out necessary revisions across all the fuel pumps in the country with the new prices coming into effect from 6 am IST
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