Petrol prices continue to vary sharply from city to city because of differences in VAT, dealer commissions and local levies. Here’s a look at how much a full tank could now cost across major Indian cities. (PTI)
These estimated fuel costs have been calculated using average tank capacities commonly seen in India’s passenger vehicles and two-wheelers. A small hatchback usually carries a 35-litre tank, an SUV a 50-litre tank, and a motorcycle a 12-litre tank. The final amount is based on a simple formula: current petrol price per litre multiplied by estimated fuel tank capacity. Actual costs may vary slightly depending on the vehicle model. (PTI)
New Delhi: Petrol in New Delhi is now retailing at Rs 97.77 per litre after the latest revision, keeping the national capital among the cheaper major metros for fuel buyers. Filling up a small hatchback with a 35-litre tank would now cost around Rs 3,422, while an SUV owner could end up paying nearly Rs 4,889 for a full 50-litre refill. For motorcycle riders with a 12-litre tank, a complete fill-up comes to roughly Rs 1,173. (PTI)
Mumbai: India’s financial capital continues to remain one of the costliest metros for petrol, with rates climbing to Rs 106.64 per litre. At current prices, filling a small car with a 35-litre tank would cost about Rs 3,732. A full tank for a 50-litre SUV now crosses the Rs 5,300 mark at roughly Rs 5,332, while a motorcycle refill works out to around Rs 1,280. The gap with Delhi has widened to nearly Rs 9 per litre. (PTI)
Kolkata: Petrol prices in the City of Joy have touched Rs 108.74 per litre, placing the West Bengal capital among the most expensive fuel markets in the country right now. A hatchback owner would spend close to Rs 3,806 for a full tank, while an SUV refill would cost nearly Rs 5,437. Motorcycle riders are looking at around Rs 1,305 for a complete 12-litre fill-up. (PTI)
Chennai: In Chennai, petrol is now priced at Rs 103.90 per litre following the latest hike. Filling a 35-litre small car tank would cost around Rs 3,637, while SUV owners may need to shell out close to Rs 5,195 for a complete refill. A full motorcycle tank, based on a 12-litre capacity, would now cost about Rs 1,247. (PTI)
Gurgaon: Despite being part of the NCR belt, Gurgaon’s petrol prices remain slightly higher than Delhi, with current rates standing at Rs 98.29 per litre. At this price, a full tank for a hatchback comes to roughly Rs 3,440, while SUV owners would spend about Rs 4,915. A motorcycle rider filling a 12-litre tank would pay nearly Rs 1,179. (PTI)
Noida: Petrol in Noida is currently selling at Rs 98.04 per litre, keeping it marginally costlier than neighbouring Delhi. Filling a 35-litre hatchback tank would now cost around Rs 3,431. For SUVs with a 50-litre tank, the bill rises to nearly Rs 4,902, while motorcycle users would spend close to Rs 1,176 for a complete refill. (PTI)
Bengaluru: Bengaluru motorists are now paying Rs 106.17 per litre for petrol, pushing fuel bills significantly higher for daily commuters in the city’s traffic-heavy corridors. A full tank for a small car would cost roughly Rs 3,716, while an SUV refill stands at about Rs 5,309. For motorcycles, a 12-litre refill comes to nearly Rs 1,274. (PTI)
Bhubaneswar: Petrol prices in Bhubaneswar have risen to Rs 104.57 per litre. At this rate, filling up a hatchback with a 35-litre tank would cost around Rs 3,660, while a full SUV refill touches nearly Rs 5,229. Motorcycle owners would spend approximately Rs 1,255 for a complete tank. (PTI)
Chandigarh: The Union Territory remains among the relatively cheaper cities for petrol buyers, with current prices at Rs 97.27 per litre. Filling a small hatchback would cost about Rs 3,404, while SUV owners would pay close to Rs 4,864 for a full 50-litre refill. A motorcycle tank would cost roughly Rs 1,167 to fill completely. (ANI)
Hyderabad: The Telangana capital has now crossed the Rs 110 mark, with petrol retailing at Rs 110.89 per litre — among the highest in the country. A full tank for a small car would now cost close to Rs 3,881, while SUV owners are staring at fuel bills of nearly Rs 5,545 for a complete refill. Filling a motorcycle tank costs around Rs 1,331 at current rates. (PTI)
Jaipur: Petrol prices in the Pink City stand at Rs 108.19 per litre after the latest revision. At this rate, hatchback owners would spend around Rs 3,787 for a full tank, while a 50-litre SUV refill comes to nearly Rs 5,410. Motorcycle riders would pay about Rs 1,298 for a complete fill-up. (PTI)
Lucknow: The UP capital continues to remain cheaper than several other state capitals, with petrol currently priced at Rs 97.58 per litre. Filling a small car would cost roughly Rs 3,415, while SUV owners would pay close to Rs 4,879 for a full tank. A complete motorcycle refill works out to around Rs 1,171. (PTI)
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala capital is now among the costliest cities for petrol buyers, with fuel retailing at Rs 110.75 per litre. A full tank for a small car would cost around Rs 3,876, while SUV owners would need to spend nearly Rs 5,538 for a complete refill. Motorcycle riders are looking at roughly Rs 1,329 for a 12-litre tank. (PTI)
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