Petrol, Diesel & CNG Fresh Prices Announced: Check City-Wise Rates For July 28

Petrol, Diesel, CNG Prices on July 28, 2026: Prices of petrol, diesel and CNG remained unchanged on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. Oil marketing companies (OMCs) and natural gas distribution companies revise the fuel prices at 6 am every day.

Petrol Prices Across Major Cities (July 28, 2026)

City	Petrol Price (Rs/Litre)
New Delhi	102.12
Mumbai	111.18
Kolkata	113.47
Chennai	107.77
Gurgaon	102.77
Noida	102.12
Bengaluru	110.93
Bhubaneswar	109.92
Chandigarh	98.10
Hyderabad	115.69
Jaipur	112.66
Lucknow	102.05
Patna	113.35
Thiruvananthapuram	115.49

Diesel Prices Across Major Cities (July 28, 2026)

City	Diesel Price (Rs/Litre)
New Delhi	95.20
Mumbai	97.83
Kolkata	99.82
Chennai	99.55
Gurgaon	95.44
Noida	95.56
Bengaluru	98.80
Bhubaneswar	100.92
Chandigarh	86.09
Hyderabad	103.82
Jaipur	97.78
Lucknow	95.55
Patna	99.36
Thiruvananthapuram	104.40

CNG Prices Across Major Cities (July 28, 2026)

City	Price (Rs/Kg)
New Delhi	Rs 83.09
Mumbai	Rs 86
Ahmedabad	Rs 82.25
Gurgaon	Rs 91.70
Noida	Rs 91.70
Bangalore	Rs 90
Jaipur	Rs 90.91
Chennai	Rs 91.50
Pune	Rs 92.50
Kolkata	Rs 93.50
Lucknow	Rs 95.75
Hyderabad	Rs 97

Petrol Costliest In Hyderabad, Diesel In Thiruvananthapuram

Petrol prices remained the highest in Hyderabad at Rs 115.69 per litre. Thiruvananthapuram followed closely, where petrol rates stood at Rs 115.49 per litre.

On the other hand, Chandigarh continued to have the lowest petrol price among the listed cities at Rs 98.10 per litre. Lucknow and New Delhi also remained relatively cheaper compared to several metro cities, with petrol prices at Rs 102.05 and Rs 102.12 per litre, respectively.

In the case of diesel, Thiruvananthapuram recorded the highest price at Rs 104.40

per litre. Hyderabad followed with diesel costing Rs 103.82 per litre. Chandigarh had the lowest diesel price among the listed cities at Rs 86.09 per litre.

Petrol and diesel prices were recently increased by around Rs 7.5 per litre by the OMCs due to the elevated crude oil prices amid the West Asia crisis. The government increased the export duty on diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) in its latest fortnightly review, while keeping the levy on petrol exports unchanged, according to a notification.