# Nayara Hikes Petrol and Diesel Prices

> Nayara Energy raises petrol by ₹5 and diesel by ₹3 amid shrinking margins.
- Title: Nayara Hikes Petrol and Diesel Prices · Financialexpress
- Summary: Nayara Energy raises petrol by ₹5 and diesel by ₹3 amid shrinking margins. Nayara Energy increased petrol prices to ₹107.12/litre and diesel to ₹98.20/litre…
- Keywords: nayara, petrol, diesel, price hike, india, fuel retailers, state retailers, crude oil prices, business, money, news, Hikes
- Source: Financialexpress — https://financialexpress.com/policy/economy/nayara-hikes-petrol-by-rs-5-diesel-by-rs-3/4353110
- Author: Saurav Anand
- Published: 2026-10-03T18:38:02+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: nayara, petrol, diesel, price hike, india, fuel retailers, state retailers, crude oil prices, business, money, news
## Nayara Energy Hikes Prices
Nayara Energy has raised petrol prices by five rupees a litre and diesel by three rupees a litre with immediate effect.
## Price Gap Widens in New Delhi
Petrol at Nayara outlets in New Delhi is priced at one hundred seven point one two rupees a litre, five rupees higher than state-run pumps.
## Price Gap in Bhopal
In Bhopal, petrol at Nayara outlets is priced at one hundred nineteen point five four rupees a litre, while diesel costs one hundred three point six four rupees a litre.
## Consumption Data
Petrol consumption rose seven point two one percent year-on-year to three point six four four million tonnes in September 2026.
## Marketing Margins Squeeze
Icra warned of significant under-recovery on auto fuels with crude above one hundred dollars per barrel.
## Previous Hike and Reversal
Nayara had raised prices on march twenty-six, reversed the hike on july one, and now hikes again after crude prices eased.
## Government Intervention
The government asked private retailers not to restrict sales, but Nayara and Jio-bp had capped volumes at some outlets amid losses.
## Key takeaway

Nayara Energy increased petrol prices to ₹107.12/litre and diesel to ₹98.20/litre in New Delhi, widening the gap with state retailers as global oil prices squeeze margins.