On November 1, petrol and diesel prices across India remained largely stable. Major metropolitan cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai reported no changes in fuel rates. However, Bengaluru experienced a notable reduction in both petrol and diesel prices, while Hyderabad recorded the highest petrol rates.

Petrol and diesel prices across India remained largely stable on Sunday, November 1, with a few cities witnessing changes in retail fuel rates. While motorists in several major metropolitan areas saw no revision, Bengaluru recorded reductions in both petrol and diesel prices.

Among the major metropolitan cities, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai continued to report unchanged fuel prices. Gurugram and Lucknow also recorded no revisions. The overall trend indicated relative stability in fuel rates across several important urban centres, despite localised price movements in other parts of the country.

Bengaluru witnessed a notable reduction in petrol and diesel prices, providing some relief to vehicle owners. On the other hand, Hyderabad recorded the highest petrol price among these cities.

City-wise Petrol and Diesel prices on November 1

CityPetrol (Rs/litre)Diesel (Rs/litre)
DelhiRs 102.12Rs 95.20
MumbaiRs 111.21Rs 97.83
KolkataRs 113.51Rs 99.82
ChennaiRs 107.76Rs 99.55
BengaluruRs 110.93Rs 98.80
HyderabadRs 116.15Rs 104.23

Note: Retail petrol and diesel rates differ across cities because of variations in state taxes, local levies and transportation costs.

Apart from petrol and diesel, compressed natural gas (CNG) prices also witnessed changes in several locations. Bengaluru, Bharatpur, Dewas, Meerut and Sonipat recorded increases in CNG rates. Firozabad also saw an upward revision. Meanwhile, prices remained unchanged in New Delhi, the National Capital Region (NCR), Chennai and Rewari.

Motorists are advised to check the latest city-wise fuel rates before visiting petrol pumps, particularly in locations where revisions have been reported.