Petrol-Diesel Prices Today (July 19, 2026): New rates for petrol and diesel were released early this morning, July 19. You can check the prices for your city here.
Petrol-Diesel Prices Today (July 19, 2026): If you are planning to fill up your vehicle's tank today, make sure to check the latest petrol and diesel rates for your city first. State-owned oil companies have released the new prices for petrol and diesel for Sunday, July 19, 2026. There have been no major changes to petrol and diesel prices in most cities across the country today. Despite fluctuations in crude oil prices in the international market, domestic fuel rates currently remain stable. Check city-wise petrol and diesel prices here.
Petrol Prices-
Delhi- ₹102.12
Mumbai- ₹111.21
Kolkata- ₹113.51
Bengaluru- ₹110.93
Chennai- ₹107.77
Patna- ₹113.35
Chandigarh- ₹101.51
Hyderabad- ₹115.69
Bhubaneswar- ₹108.97
Diesel Prices-
Delhi- ₹95.20
Mumbai- ₹97.83
Kolkata- ₹99.82
Bengaluru- ₹98.80
Chennai- ₹99.55
Patna- ₹99.36
Chandigarh- ₹89.47
Hyderabad- ₹103.82
Bhubaneswar- ₹100.68
How are petrol and diesel rates determined?
In India, petrol and diesel prices are updated daily at 6 AM. Oil marketing companies like Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum determine new prices based on several factors, such as international crude oil rates, the dollar-rupee exchange rate, and taxes.
Could petrol and diesel prices drop soon?
Regarding a potential reduction in petrol and diesel prices, global crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. However, no major changes to domestic fuel prices have been announced so far. Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri recently stated that if conditions in the international market remain as they are, petrol and diesel prices could decrease in the future.
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