after three weeks, Petrol and Diesel Prices Excise duty has remained stagnant since the government announced a cut on May 21. After reduction in excise duty, petrol price in delhi Now it is Rs 96.72 per liter and diesel price in delhi 89.62 per liter is Rs.
petrol price in mumbai 111.35 per liter, while diesel price in mumbai 97.28 per liter is Rs. The price of petrol and diesel in Chennai is Rs 102.63 and Rs 94.24 per liter respectively. petrol price 106.03 per liter in Kolkata and diesel price 92.76 per liter in Kolkata.
According to industry sources, India is 85% dependent on oil imports and local pump rates are benchmarked against international prices. Rising prices of petrol and diesel are burning a hole in the pockets of the consumers. However, after the recent cut in petrol and diesel prices, consumers have got some relief. How these price cuts have brought relief in monthly expenses. let’s find out.
two wheeler
For a two-wheeler covering 50 km per liter and 1000 km per month in Delhi, consumers paid Rs 2,108.2 per month before tax, when petrol was priced at Rs 105.41 per litre. After the price cut, consumers now spend Rs 1,934.4 per 1,000 km at a fuel price of Rs 96.72 per litre.
four wheeler
Assuming a mileage of 18 km in petrol and 24 km in diesel of a hatchback or sedan, consumers used to pay Rs 8,784.1 for 1,500 km for petrol and Rs 6,041.8 for 1,500 km.
Now at the revised petrol price of Rs 96.72, consumers will now pay Rs 8,060 per 1,500 km, while on the revised diesel price of Rs 89.66 they will pay Rs 5,603.7 per 1,500 km.
petrol price in mumbai 111.35 per liter, while diesel price in mumbai 97.28 per liter is Rs. The price of petrol and diesel in Chennai is Rs 102.63 and Rs 94.24 per liter respectively. petrol price 106.03 per liter in Kolkata and diesel price 92.76 per liter in Kolkata.
According to industry sources, India is 85% dependent on oil imports and local pump rates are benchmarked against international prices. Rising prices of petrol and diesel are burning a hole in the pockets of the consumers. However, after the recent cut in petrol and diesel prices, consumers have got some relief. How these price cuts have brought relief in monthly expenses. let’s find out.
two wheeler
For a two-wheeler covering 50 km per liter and 1000 km per month in Delhi, consumers paid Rs 2,108.2 per month before tax, when petrol was priced at Rs 105.41 per litre. After the price cut, consumers now spend Rs 1,934.4 per 1,000 km at a fuel price of Rs 96.72 per litre.
four wheeler
Assuming a mileage of 18 km in petrol and 24 km in diesel of a hatchback or sedan, consumers used to pay Rs 8,784.1 for 1,500 km for petrol and Rs 6,041.8 for 1,500 km.
Now at the revised petrol price of Rs 96.72, consumers will now pay Rs 8,060 per 1,500 km, while on the revised diesel price of Rs 89.66 they will pay Rs 5,603.7 per 1,500 km.