On September 6, one day after the rate cut, fuel consumption in the country’s major cities remained stable. At present, the price of diesel in Delhi is Rs 88.62 per liter and petrol is Rs 101.19.

On September 5, the price of petrol in Delhi and Mumbai was reduced by 15 paise and 14 paise, respectively. After three days of price stability, the modification was made.
After holding fuel tariffs stable for seven days, oil marketing companies (OMCs) updated them on September 1. Petrol prices were reduced by 10-15 paise across metro cities, while diesel prices were reduced by 14-15 paise.
According to Indian Oil Corporation, the petrol pricing in Mumbai is Rs 107.26 per litre and the diesel rate is Rs 96.19 per litre (IOCL).
Fuel rates in Chennai are also unchanged, with petrol costing Rs 98.96 per litre and diesel costing Rs 93.26 per litre. In Kolkata, a litre of petrol costs Rs 101.62 and a litre of diesel costs Rs 91.71.
Delhi:
Diesel – Rs 88.62 per litre
Petrol – Rs 101.19 per litre
Mumbai:
Diesel – Rs 96.19 per litre
Petrol – Rs 107.26 per litre
Chennai:
Diesel – Rs 93.38 per litre
Petrol – Rs 98.96 per litre
Bhopal:
Diesel – Rs 97.43 per litre
Petrol – Rs 109.63 per litre
Hyderabad:
Diesel – Rs 96.69 per litre
Petrol – Rs 105.26 per litre
Bangaluru:
Diesel – Rs 94.04 per litre
Petrol – Rs 104.70 per litre
Guwahati:
Diesel – Rs 88.05 per litre
Petrol – Rs 97.05 per litre
Lucknow:
Diesel – Rs 89.02 per litre
Petrol – Rs 98.30 per litre
Gandhinagar:
Diesel – 95.70 per litre
Petrol – Rs 98.26 per litre