Petrol and Diesel Prices Today: October 19, 2025 City-wise Rates

Key Takeaways

  • Fuel prices remain unchanged since May 2022 after government tax cuts
  • Hyderabad has the highest petrol price at ₹107.46 per litre
  • Daily price revisions occur at 6 AM based on global crude rates

Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have announced petrol and diesel prices for October 19, 2025, with daily revisions continuing to reflect global crude oil market fluctuations and currency exchange rates. This system ensures transparent, up-to-date pricing for consumers across India.

City-Wise Fuel Prices Today

Here are the latest petrol and diesel rates across major Indian cities:

City Petrol (₹/L) Diesel (₹/L)
New Delhi 94.72 87.62
Mumbai 104.21 92.15
Kolkata 103.94 90.76
Chennai 100.75 92.34
Ahmedabad 94.49 90.17
Bengaluru 102.92 89.02
Hyderabad 107.46 95.70
Jaipur 104.72 90.21
Lucknow 94.69 87.80
Pune 104.04 90.57
Chandigarh 94.30 82.45
Indore 106.48 91.88
Patna 105.58 93.80
Surat 95.00 89.00
Nashik 95.50 89.50

What Determines Fuel Prices in India?

Despite daily revisions, petrol and diesel prices have remained stable since May 2022 when central and state governments implemented tax reductions.

Oil Marketing Companies adjust prices every morning at 6 AM based on multiple factors:

  • Global Crude Oil Prices: The primary cost component as India imports most of its crude requirements
  • Currency Exchange Rates: Rupee-dollar fluctuations directly impact import costs
  • Tax Structure: Central excise and state VAT contribute significantly to final retail prices
  • Refining and Distribution: Processing costs and supply chain expenses
  • Market Dynamics: Seasonal demand variations and consumption patterns

How to Check Current Fuel Prices

Consumers can access real-time fuel pricing through SMS services:

  • Indian Oil: Send city code followed by “RSP” to 9224992249
  • BPCL: Text “RSP” to 9223112222
  • HPCL: Message “HP Price” to 9222201122

These services provide immediate updates on petrol and diesel rates in your location, helping plan fuel expenses effectively.

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