Petrol Diesel Price Today 4 Feb 2026: New rates for petrol and diesel have been released today, February 4, 2026.  Find out the complete list of the latest prices and changes from Delhi to Bihar.

Petrol Diesel Price Today 4 Feb 2026: As every day, government oil companies released the new prices of petrol and diesel at 6 AM today, February 4, 2026. Since the budget was presented on February 1st, the general public has been keeping a close eye on fuel prices. Today, some cities have seen minor changes, while prices in major cities remain largely stable. The fluctuations in crude oil prices in the international market are clearly affecting the domestic market.

What is the price of petrol today?

There has been no major change in petrol prices in the major cities of the country today. In Delhi, petrol remains at Rs 94.77 per liter, while in Mumbai, the price is Rs 103.54. However, in states like Bihar and Jharkhand, a slight increase of a few paise has been recorded due to local taxes and transportation costs.

Latest Petrol Prices Today (February 4, 2026)

Petrol prices have remained stable in major cities today, but a slight increase has been recorded in states like Bihar and Jharkhand.

City / State Diesel (per litre) Change

New Delhi	₹87.67	0.00
Mumbai	₹90.03	0.00
Kolkata	₹92.02	0.00
Chennai	₹92.39	-0.10
Gurugram	₹87.73	-0.29
Bihar	₹92.32	+0.65
Jharkhand	₹92.96	+0.34

What changes have occurred in diesel prices?

Regarding diesel, its prices have remained stable for quite some time. In Mumbai, diesel is still selling at Rs 90.03 per liter today. In Chennai, a slight decrease of 10 paise has been observed, bringing the rate to Rs 92.39. The stability in diesel prices is providing significant relief to the transport sector.

City / State Diesel (per litre) Change

New Delhi	₹87.67	0.00
Mumbai	₹90.03	0.00
Kolkata	₹92.02	0.00
Chennai	₹92.39	-0.10
Gurugram	₹87.73	-0.29
Bihar	₹92.32	+0.65
Jharkhand	₹92.96	+0.34

Latest Diesel Prices Today (February 4, 2026)

Diesel prices have been stable for quite some time, although some relief has been seen in cities like Gurgaon and Chennai today.

Why are the prices not decreasing? Fuel prices depend on several factors. The biggest factors are the price of crude oil in the international market and the strength or weakness of the rupee against the dollar. In addition, the central government's excise duty and state governments' VAT (Value Added Tax) contribute to making petrol and diesel expensive. This is why prices vary from state to state.