DayChange | Petrol0.08 | Diesel0.08 | CNG |
---|---|---|---|
Today | 94.65 | 90.32 | NA |
25 Nov | 94.57 | 90.24 | NA |
24 Nov | 94.66 | 90.33 | NA |
23 Nov | 94.65 | 90.32 | NA |
22 Nov | 94.66 | 90.33 | NA |
21 Nov | 94.66 | 90.33 | NA |
20 Nov | 94.66 | 90.33 | NA |
19 Nov | 94.65 | 90.32 | NA |
Note : there may be slight variations in prices across outlets within a city
Being the administrative centre of the Ahmedabad district and the Capital city of Gujarat, Gandhinagar is India's first smart city. It is also the second planned city in India, after Chandigarh. A large number of developments are taking place in Gandhinagar in recent years. Considering this, it is obvious that the city's need and dependence on fuel is growing.
Petrol prices in Gandhinagar have been a hot topic of discussion lately. With the rise in vehicle owners, the increase in petrol and diesel prices affect the everyday lives of people in Gandhinagar. Want to know the accurate petrol and diesel prices in Gandhinagar? We have the right information for you.
The article aims to provide a clear understanding of the petrol prices in the city, including the trends and factors affecting it
The petrol price in Gandhinagar today is INR. 94.65 per litre.
With that said, let's have a look at the price trends in Gandhinagar:
The highest recorded price of petrol in the month of December was INR. 96.87 per litre on 1st December.
The lowest recorded price was INR. 96.64 per litre as of December 5th. In the last 6-7 months the prices of petrol in Gandhinagar have been fluctuating a lot.
Today's diesel price in Gandhinagar is INR. 90.32 per litre.
Some notable diesel price trends in Gandhinagar are discussed below:
The highest recorded price of diesel in Gandhinagar during the month of December was INR. 92.61 per litre.
On the other hand, the lowest price was INR. 92.39 per litre. Similar to the trends seen in petrol prices, the diesel prices in Gandhinagar have also been fluctuating to a great degree in the last 6-7 months.
With the rapid growth and development of Gandhinagar, the city has started to depend on its petrol prices. As we know, petrol, diesel and CNG prices are subject to variation and are dependent on a variety of factors. Some of these factors are:
Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) like Bharat Petroleum, Hindustan Petroleum and Indian Oil are responsible for determining the fuel prices in Gandhinagar.
The value of the US dollar against the Indian rupee is an important determining factor when it comes to the prices of fuel in India.
Crude oil in its unrefined form is a commodity of the international market. Changes in the prices of international crude oil greatly affect fuel prices in India.
Fuel dealers charge a commission from the Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs)
Central Government charges an excise duty on petrol which increases the cost to the consumer considerably.
Sales tax or Value Added Tax charged by the state government further increases prices.
The growth and development in Gandhinagar have resulted in a steady increase in the number of two-wheelers and four-wheelers in the city. This has resulted in a greater demand for fuel. Some of this demand can be met by domestic supply, while the rest of it is met by imports.
In conclusion, petrol and diesel prices in Gandhinagar have been constantly fluctuating, affecting the daily lives of residents as well as travelers. So, to manage your budget efficiently, it is important to stay informed about the prices and make informed decisions.
This is where the Park+ website and the Park+ app come into the picture. The application allows you to check the present-day petrol price in Gandhinagar and compare it with the prices of the past few days. You can also turn on the notification to stay updated about fuel price changes on the go. So, download the Park+ app and enable a reminder to get daily updates on fuel prices.
To check the petrol price in Gandhinagar today, simply visit the Park+ website or download the Park+ app and type 'Gandhinagar' in the search bar. Alternatively, you can get the fuel prices in any part of India by just entering the desired location in the search bar.
Due to differences in taxation structure between the Centre and the state governments, diesel prices in India have always remained lower than petrol prices. Further diesel as a fuel is cheaper to produce than petrol. Diesel is heavier and less volatile than petrol. This makes the process of refining diesel from crude oil a lot simpler as compared to the process of refining crude oil to make petrol.
As CNG prices rise all across India, it is hard to see how consumers can still consider it as a cheaper alternative to conventional fuel like petrol/ diesel. CNG prices are at a record high due to the increase in the prices of oil and natural gas. The city distributors have also resorted to raising prices to cover costs.