Mumbai After four months of being stable, fuel prices weke hiked in the city on Tuesday. A litre of petrol crossed ₹110 in Mumbai and was priced at ₹110.82, while the price of diesel touched ₹95.

After the increase on Tuesday, Mumbai has the costliest petrol among metro cities, while Hyderabad has the costliest diesel at ₹95.50 a litre.
Meanwhile, fuel prices increased in neighbouring Thane as well with a litre of petrol priced at ₹110.97 and a litre of diesel at ₹95.14.
The prices were hiked by 84 paise and 86 paise for petrol and diesel respectively.
On November 4, 2021, a litre of petrol was priced at ₹109.98, while diesel was available at ₹94.14.
The prices of fuel were slashed in November 2021 after the central government had announced a decrease in the excise duty on petrol and diesel.
Earlier on November 3, 2021, a litre of petrol was available for ₹115.85, while a litre of diesel was priced at ₹106.62.
In Maharashtra, petrol was costliest at Parbhani and was available at ₹113.96 and diesel was highest at Amravati at ₹96.60 per litre.
{{/usCountry}}In Maharashtra, petrol was costliest at Parbhani and was available at ₹113.96 and diesel was highest at Amravati at ₹96.60 per litre.
{{/usCountry}}Prices of diesel were also hiked earlier by ₹25 per litre for bulk users like Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) and BrihanMumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST).
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