DayChange | Petrol-0.18 | Diesel-0.17 | CNG |
---|---|---|---|
Today | 95.09 | 87.95 | NA |
25 Nov | 95.27 | 88.12 | NA |
24 Nov | 94.94 | 87.8 | NA |
23 Nov | 95.08 | 87.94 | NA |
22 Nov | 94.94 | 87.8 | NA |
21 Nov | 95.07 | 87.93 | NA |
20 Nov | 95.43 | 88.28 | NA |
19 Nov | 95.12 | 87.98 | NA |
Note : there may be slight variations in prices across outlets within a city
Mahendragarh is a region located in Haryana, known for its high fuel prices. Petrol price in Mahendragarh has seen a hike in the last few months. The region has been facing a significant increase in the prices of petrol, diesel and CNG in the past few months. Rapid rise in fuel prices has been a major cause of concern for the people of Mahendragarh. Current prices of petrol, CNG and diesel price in Mahendragarh are significantly higher than the average prices of the fuel across the state. The local government has considered and implemented a lot of measures to reduce fuel prices (instilling more CNG stations, reducing taxes, etc.). However, the prices have not come down as expected.
The petrol price in Mahendragarh today is around Rs. 95.09 a litre.
Mahendragarh’s Petrol Price Trend - December 2022:
In December, the Petrol price in Mahendragarh was around Rs 96.89 a litre. The price saw a fall of 0.47 per cent from the close of November (Rs 97.35 a litre).
In December, the highest rate for Petrol was around Rs.97.11. The price has seen a mark-up of 0.27 per cent between the 1st to the 12th of December.
In December, the lowest rate for Petrol was around Rs.96.85. The price has seen a fall of 0.27 per cent between the 1st to the 12th of December.
The diesel price in Mahendragarh (Haryana) today is around Rs. 87.95 a litre. Mahendragarh’s Diesel Price Trend - December 2022:
In December, the Diesel price in Mahendragarh was around Rs 89.76 a litre, which was a fall of 0.5 per cent from the close of November (Rs 90.21 a litre).
In December, the highest rate for Diesel was Rs.89.98, which was a markup of 0.28 per cent between the 1st to the 12th of December.
In December, the lowest rate for Diesel was Rs.89.73, which was a fall 0.28 per cent fall between the 1st to the 12th of December.
Tax implications, changes in fuel prices, changes in crude oil prices, etc., can have an impact on the economy of any district, city or state.
Rising taxes are a burden on consumers, businesses, and the cost of goods and services shoots up. This diminishes the purchasing power of people and directly impacts the revenue streams of businesses.
Rising fuel prices in Mahendragarh are impacting the costs of transportation. This gets passed onto consumers through the high product prices or by way of lower wages for personnel required for transport-related activities.
When fuel becomes costlier, other energy sources become attractive alternatives, for instance, coal or petroleum products, making them more competitive.
When fuel prices fluctuate in addition to other factors like local/global demand and supply of oil, taxes, commissions, etc., they tend to impact the economy. This in turn affects transportation costs, reduces the demand for local goods and forces companies to shift to other areas. Being aware of the changes in fuel prices is essential these days. Tracking changes in fuel prices is easily done on the Park+ app and also on the Park+ website. You can look up any information related to vehicles on this app. Another useful feature offered is custom reminders which ensure you do not miss the price updates.
Ans: The petrol price in Mahendragarh or any other part of India is determined by the government. The prices are fixed based on the international crude oil price, the currency exchange rate (i.e. INR to USD), state taxes, central excise, etc. These factors are the reason behind the fluctuations that we see in fuel prices across states.
Ans: Yes! There are many ways in which you can save a few bucks when fuelling your vehicle. First, you can opt for low-cost fuel like diesel. You can also purchase fuel from independent retailers rather than large chains that charge you more. The large chains would have a higher cost because of overhead expenses such as rent/property tax, etc. Lastly, a lot of other alternative fuels can be looked into. For example, electric vehicles - are cheaper in contrast to gas-powered/petrol-fuelled cars over time, as their energy consumption and maintenance required is low.
Ans: Most of the major petroleum companies offer some kind of discount for customers who opt for long-term refuelling plans (quarterly or yearly). These discounts differ between companies.