Fuel prices were largely steady across listed cities on 21 October. Check detailed price lists.
Fuel prices remained unchanged across most listed cities today, 21 October. However, Noida recorded small increases in petrol and diesel prices. CNG prices rose in nine locations, with increases ranging from 50 paise to ₹2. Chennai, Mathura and Meerut recorded the biggest CNG increases, at ₹2 each.
Petrol and diesel prices today
In New Delhi, petrol stood at ₹102.12 while diesel cost ₹95.20. Mumbai recorded petrol at ₹111.21 and diesel at ₹97.83. Kolkata’s petrol price was ₹113.51 while diesel stood at ₹99.82. Chennai recorded petrol at ₹107.76 and diesel at ₹99.55.
Both fuel prices remained unchanged across these four cities today. Kolkata’s petrol price was ₹2.30 higher than Mumbai’s petrol price. Chennai’s diesel price was ₹1.72 higher than Mumbai’s diesel price.
Noida’s petrol price increased by 16 paise to ₹102.12. Diesel rose by 12 paise to ₹95.56 in the city. Petrol prices in Noida and New Delhi were therefore equal.
However, Noida’s diesel price was 36 paise higher than New Delhi’s. Gurgaon recorded unchanged petrol and diesel prices of ₹102.97 and ₹95.64, respectively.
Hyderabad had the highest petrol price among the listed cities, at ₹116.15. Thiruvananthapuram followed at ₹115.49 while its diesel price stood at ₹104.40. Hyderabad’s diesel price was slightly lower, at ₹104.23.
Chandigarh had the lowest petrol and diesel prices among these cities. Petrol there cost ₹101.54 while diesel stood at ₹89.47. All these prices remained unchanged today.
Bengaluru recorded petrol at ₹111.68 and diesel at ₹99.56. In Bhubaneswar, petrol cost ₹108.97 while diesel stood at ₹100.68. Jaipur recorded petrol at ₹113.19 and diesel at ₹98.25.
Lucknow’s petrol price was ₹101.86 while diesel cost ₹95.36. Petrol in Patna was recorded at ₹113.37 and diesel at ₹99.36. None of these five cities recorded changes in either fuel price. Petrol exceeded ₹100 across all fourteen listed cities.
CNG prices today
CNG prices increased further across the listed locations today. Mumbai’s CNG price rose by ₹1 to ₹89.00. Chennai recorded a ₹2 increase, taking its price to ₹99.50.
Bengaluru’s price increased by ₹1 to ₹98.00. Mathura’s CNG price reached ₹102.00 after a ₹2 increase. Meerut recorded the same increase, taking its price to ₹95.50.
Bharatpur and Dewas each recorded CNG prices of ₹98.00. Both locations saw a 50 paise increase. Firozabad’s CNG price also rose by 50 paise, reaching ₹99.50. Sonipat recorded a ₹1 increase, taking its price to ₹95.00.
New Delhi and NCR recorded unchanged CNG prices of ₹86.98. Rewari’s CNG price remained at ₹91.59, while Hyderabad’s stood at ₹112.00. Hyderabad had the highest CNG price among the listed locations. New Delhi and NCR shared the lowest CNG price.
Disclosure: All prices are taken from Goodreturns.
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