Petrol-Diesel Price Today, November 14, 2026: International crude oil prices have moved higher, raising concerns about the potential impact on petrol and diesel prices in India. According to the reported market figures, Brent crude increased by 0.27% to $96.08 per barrel, moving closer to the psychologically important $100 mark.

Despite the increase in international oil prices, the supplied fuel price report indicates that retail petrol and diesel rates remained unchanged across several major Indian cities on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

Motorists in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Jaipur, Lucknow, Patna and other cities are continuing to monitor fuel prices as global energy markets experience fluctuations.

Here is a detailed look at the reported petrol and diesel prices, premium fuel rates and factors influencing fuel costs in India.

Crude Oil Price Update: Brent Moves Closer to $100 Per Barrel

Global crude oil prices play an important role in determining the cost of transportation fuels.

According to the November 14 market report, Brent crude rose 0.27% to $96.08 per barrel.

Although the figure remains below $100, its movement towards that level has attracted attention because India imports a substantial portion of its crude oil requirements.

Higher international oil prices can increase the cost of crude imports and place pressure on oil marketing companies.

However, changes in global crude prices do not always lead to immediate adjustments in domestic petrol and diesel rates.

Retail fuel pricing also depends on currency exchange rates, taxes, transportation expenses, marketing margins and pricing decisions by oil companies.

Petrol and Diesel Prices in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and Faridabad

According to the supplied report, fuel prices in major National Capital Region cities remained unchanged on November 14.

The reported prices are:

Delhi's reported petrol price stands at ₹102.12 per litre, while diesel costs ₹95.20 per litre.

In Noida, petrol is also listed at ₹102.12, although the diesel price is slightly higher at ₹95.56 per litre.

Gurugram motorists are reportedly paying ₹102.97 for petrol and ₹95.64 for diesel.

Faridabad has the highest listed petrol price among these four NCR cities, at ₹103.28 per litre.

Differences in local taxes and other pricing components can result in variations between neighbouring cities.

Premium Petrol Prices in Delhi and Noida

Apart from regular petrol and diesel, some oil marketing companies offer premium fuel variants designed for specific engine requirements.

The supplied report lists the following premium petrol prices:

Premium fuels may have higher octane ratings or specialised additives, depending on the product.

However, motorists should follow their vehicle manufacturer's recommended fuel specifications rather than assuming that a more expensive fuel will automatically improve performance.

Petrol and Diesel Prices in Jaipur, Lucknow, Patna and Bhopal

Fuel prices also vary across other major cities in northern and central India.

The report provides the following rates for November 14:

According to these figures, Bhopal has the highest reported petrol price among the five cities, at ₹114.57 per litre.

Patna follows at ₹113.37 per litre, while Jaipur's petrol price is listed at ₹112.69.

Lucknow has the lowest petrol price in this group at ₹101.89 per litre.

Ranchi's reported diesel price stands at ₹100.49 per litre, making it the only city in this group where diesel is listed above ₹100.

Premium Fuel Rates in Bhopal

The report also includes premium fuel prices for Bhopal.

XP95 petrol is listed at ₹123.88 per litre, while the XG fuel variant is reported at ₹104.90 per litre.

Consumers should verify the exact fuel grade and applicable price at the authorised retail outlet.

Chandigarh, Dehradun and Shimla Fuel Prices

Motorists in Chandigarh, Dehradun and Shimla can compare the following reported prices:

Dehradun has the lowest reported petrol price among these three cities, at ₹100.55 per litre.

Chandigarh's diesel price is listed at ₹89.47 per litre, considerably lower than the rates reported for Dehradun and Shimla.

The supplied report also mentions XP95 petrol at ₹110.28 per litre and XG at ₹94.65 per litre in Chandigarh.

In Shimla, XP95 petrol is listed at ₹111.90 per litre.

Why Are Petrol and Diesel Prices Different Across Indian Cities?

Even when international crude oil prices remain the same, retail petrol and diesel prices can vary significantly between Indian cities.

Several factors influence the final price paid by consumers.

State Taxes: Different states apply different value-added tax structures and other applicable charges on petrol and diesel.

Central Excise Duty: Central government taxation forms another component of retail fuel pricing.

Transportation Costs: Fuel transportation and distribution expenses can vary depending on the distance from supply locations.

Dealer Commissions: Retail outlet commissions also contribute to the final selling price.

Currency Exchange Rates: Since crude oil is traded internationally, changes in the rupee-dollar exchange rate can affect import costs.

These factors explain why motorists may encounter different prices even in nearby cities.

How to Check Today's Petrol and Diesel Prices on Your Mobile

Consumers can check fuel prices without visiting a petrol pump.

Through SMS: Indian Oil customers can use the reported SMS format and send it to 92249 92249. The original report provides as an example for Delhi. Customers should verify the applicable dealer code and current SMS service instructions.

Through the IndianOil ONE App: Smartphone users can search for nearby Indian Oil fuel stations and view available fuel price information.

Consumers can also visit the official websites of Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum.

Will Petrol and Diesel Become More Expensive if Crude Reaches $100?

An increase in Brent crude prices could put additional pressure on India's fuel import costs. However, a rise to $100 per barrel would not automatically result in an immediate increase in petrol or diesel prices.

Oil marketing companies consider several factors when determining retail prices, including international fuel costs, currency movements, taxes and commercial considerations.

For now, November 14 reports indicate that petrol and diesel prices remain largely stable in major cities, although minor local variations have been reported.

Important Price Verification for November 14

A comparison with other November 14 reports shows that some figures in the supplied article differ from other published city-wise rates.

For example, another report lists Jaipur petrol at ₹113.19 and diesel at ₹98.25, compared with ₹112.69 and ₹97.78 in the supplied article. It also reports a small decline in Patna petrol to ₹113.35.

The Petroleum Planning & Analysis Cell's November 13 data confirms Delhi's petrol and diesel prices at ₹102.12 and ₹95.20 respectively, along with stable rates in the other major metropolitan cities covered by its bulletin.

Conclusion

Petrol and diesel prices in India have remained broadly steady on November 14, 2026, even as Brent crude trades near $96 per barrel.

Delhi motorists are paying a reported ₹102.12 per litre for petrol and ₹95.20 for diesel. However, some other city-wise prices differ across published sources, making local verification important.