Petrol and Diesel Prices Remain Steady Across Major Cities on November 30

Fuel prices in India have largely remained unchanged since May 2022, when the Centre and several states announced significant tax cuts to ease consumer burden.

UI Newz Team 30 November 2025

India’s domestic fuel rates remained stable on November 30 as Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) published the latest revision at 6 AM, continuing the daily practice of aligning retail prices with global crude trends and currency movements.

Petrol, Diesel Prices Across Major Cities on November 30

Fuel prices showed no major fluctuations across the country. Here are the city-wise rates:

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

Why Fuel Prices Have Stayed Steady

Fuel prices in India have largely remained unchanged since May 2022, when the Centre and several states announced significant tax cuts to ease consumer burden. Although OMCs revise rates daily, retail prices are influenced not only by global crude fluctuations but also by regulatory interventions such as excise duty structures and internal pricing mechanisms.

What Drives Petrol and Diesel Prices?

A range of economic and market factors shape the final cost of fuel:

Global Crude Oil Prices: The biggest determinant, as India imports most of its crude requirements.
Rupee–Dollar Exchange Rate: Depreciation of the rupee directly increases import costs.
Taxes: Central excise duty and state VAT form a major portion of the pump price, causing inter-state variations.
Refining and Distribution Costs: Processing charges, transportation, and dealer commissions add to retail prices.
Demand Patterns: Seasonal consumption shifts can push rates up or down based on supply alignment.