Petrol & Diesel Prices Across India on June 12 2026: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad
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Today's fuel rates in India's top metros – what you need to know
A quick rundown of petrol and diesel prices on June 12, 2026, for Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Hyderabad, plus a brief look at the trends shaping these numbers.
Ever checked the fuel pump and wondered why the price tag changes every few days? You’re not alone. On June 12, 2026, the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas released the latest rates for petrol and diesel, and the numbers differ a bit from city to city.
In Delhi, petrol is quoted at ₹106.80 per litre, while diesel sits at ₹91.50. The capital’s price reflects the usual tax structure and the recent uptick in crude oil costs. If you live in Mumbai, you’ll notice a slightly higher figure – ₹108.15 for petrol and ₹92.80 for diesel – thanks to the state’s additional levies.
Kolkata’s numbers are a tad lower: ₹105.30 per litre for petrol and ₹90.10 for diesel. The eastern market often enjoys marginally cheaper rates, partly because of different transportation costs.
Travel down south to Chennai, and you’ll find petrol at ₹107.50 and diesel at ₹91.90. The south‑east coast tends to hover around the national average, with minor variations based on local taxes.
Finally, Hyderabad’s pump prices stand at ₹106.20 for petrol and ₹90.70 for diesel. The city’s central location in the peninsula helps keep its rates relatively stable.
What’s driving these fluctuations? A mix of global crude prices, currency movements, and, of course, the ever‑present tax policies of each state. While the numbers might seem a little confusing, they’re all part of the same broader picture – the cost of getting the oil from the ground to your car’s tank.
So, whether you’re planning a road trip, budgeting for daily commutes, or just curious, keep an eye on the weekly releases. A few rupees here or there can add up, especially over long distances.
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