Petrol Diesel Price Today: Global crude oil prices have climbed sharply again amid ongoing tensions in the West, putting the international energy market back in focus. Brent crude has moved above the $100-per-barrel mark, but Indian motorists have received some relief as petrol and diesel prices have not been revised today.

According to the latest market figures cited in the report, Brent crude was trading 0.38% higher at around $102.70 per barrel, while US crude was near $91 per barrel.

Despite the jump in international crude prices, oil marketing companies have not announced a fresh increase in domestic petrol and diesel rates.

Petrol and Diesel Prices Remain Unchanged

Fuel prices continue to remain stable across the cities covered in the latest update.

In Delhi, petrol is priced at ₹102.12 per litre, while diesel costs ₹95.20 per litre. In Noida, petrol is available at ₹102.12 per litre and diesel at ₹95.56 per litre.

Here are the latest rates mentioned for some major cities:

Fuel prices differ across states and cities because local taxes and other applicable charges can vary.

Premium Petrol Prices in Delhi and Noida

Motorists using premium fuel have to pay considerably more than standard petrol rates.

In Delhi, XP95 is priced at ₹109.24 per litre, while XP100 costs ₹167.35 per litre.

In Noida, XP95 is listed at ₹110.68 per litre, while XG is priced at ₹101.17 per litre.

Premium fuel prices also vary considerably between cities, just like regular petrol and diesel.

Premium Fuel Rates in Bhopal, Chandigarh and Shimla

The report also provides premium fuel prices for several other cities.

In Bhopal, XP95 costs ₹123.88 per litre, while XG is available at ₹104.90 per litre.

In Chandigarh, XP95 is priced at ₹110.28 per litre, while XG costs ₹94.65 per litre. Shimla's XP95 price stands at ₹111.90 per litre.

Consumers should check the exact rate at their local fuel station because prices can differ depending on location and fuel category.

Why Is Crude Oil Above $100 a Concern?

The latest surge in Brent crude is important for India because crude oil is a major input affecting the overall fuel-pricing environment.

If international crude prices remain elevated for an extended period, oil marketing companies can face higher input costs.

Sustained high crude prices can also put pressure on transportation and logistics costs. Since trucks and other commercial vehicles transport food, industrial products and consumer goods across the country, prolonged increases in fuel costs can potentially have a broader economic impact.

For now, however, Indian motorists have received some relief because domestic petrol and diesel prices have not been increased despite the international crude rally.

Why Do Fuel Prices Differ Across Indian Cities?

Petrol and diesel do not have a uniform retail price throughout India.

Several components influence the final amount consumers pay at the pump. These can include the underlying fuel cost, applicable taxes, dealer-related charges and local pricing factors.

This explains why petrol is ₹102.12 per litre in Delhi but ₹114.57 per litre in Bhopal and ₹113.37 per litre in Patna, according to the rates cited in the report.

Motorists travelling between states should therefore check the latest rate for the specific city where they plan to refuel.

How to Check the Latest Petrol and Diesel Price

Consumers can check updated fuel prices directly from their mobile phones.

According to the supplied information, customers can use the SMS format:

RSP [space] Petrol Pump Dealer Code

For example, the report says Delhi consumers can send RSP 102090 to 92249 92249 to check the applicable fuel price.

Consumers can also use the IndianOil ONE app to check fuel prices and locate nearby IndianOil fuel stations.

What Should Consumers Watch Next?

The immediate update is positive for motorists: despite Brent crude crossing the $100 mark, there has been no fresh increase in petrol and diesel prices in the rates cited for October 3.

However, international crude prices remain an important factor to monitor. If crude stays at elevated levels for a prolonged period, higher input costs could increase pressure on the broader fuel market.

For now, consumers should continue checking city-specific petrol and diesel prices, as rates vary significantly across India even when oil marketing companies do not announce a fresh nationwide revision.

Disclaimer: Fuel and crude oil prices can change based on market conditions and applicable pricing mechanisms. City-wise rates may also vary because of local taxes and other charges. Consumers should verify the latest price through authorised oil marketing company channels or their local fuel station before refuelling.