Petrol Price Today 29 April 2026: Fuel prices across states; check Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata petrol rates

Petrol prices across India on April 29, 2026 ranged from ₹94.77 per litre in Delhi to ₹107.46 per litre in Hyderabad, reflecting wide regional variation driven by taxation policies, demand patterns and transportation costs. Global oil prices have risen amid the West Asia conflict following attacks by Israel and the United States on Iran on February 28, which disrupted the supply chain due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Despite this, the government has no plans to increase petrol and diesel prices, a senior official said on Tuesday, dismissing speculation of a hike after polling in West Bengal ends on April 29.

City-wise petrol prices

City	Petrol price (₹/litre)
Delhi	94.77
Mumbai	103.54
Kolkata	105.45
Chennai	100.84
Bengaluru	102.96
Hyderabad	107.46

State-wise petrol prices

State/UT	Petrol price (₹/litre)
Andaman and Nicobar	82.46
Andhra Pradesh	109.11
Arunachal Pradesh	92.66
Assam	100.04
Bihar	105.71
Chandigarh	94.30
Chhattisgarh	100.14
Dadra and Nagar Haveli	92.57
Daman and Diu	92.37
Delhi	94.77
Goa	96.61
Gujarat	94.70
Haryana	94.30
Himachal Pradesh	95.06
Jammu and Kashmir	100.70
Jharkhand	97.86
Karnataka	102.96
Kerala	107.33
Madhya Pradesh	106.52
Maharashtra	103.54
Manipur	99.21
Meghalaya	96.20
Mizoram	99.06
Nagaland	97.70
Odisha	101.19
Pondicherry	96.26
Puducherry	96.26
Punjab	94.30
Rajasthan	104.72
Sikkim	103.35
Tamil Nadu	100.84
Telangana	107.46
Tripura	97.53
Uttar Pradesh	95.34
Uttarakhand	93.43
West Bengal	105.45

Petrol prices in India vary significantly across regions due to differences in local demand, state-level taxes and transportation costs. A key factor behind this variation is that fuel prices are not included under the Goods and Services Tax and are instead subject to state-specific value added tax rates and other levies.

India has followed a dynamic fuel pricing system since June 2017, allowing daily revisions in line with global market trends. Petrol prices are revised every day at 6:00 am. The final retail price is influenced by multiple factors including the cost of crude oil, supply and demand conditions, fuel taxation, the rupee to dollar exchange rate and refinery consumption patterns.