Petrol and diesel prices for September 4, 2026, have been released, giving motorists an updated picture of fuel costs across Rajasthan and other major Indian cities. Consumers planning to refuel their vehicles today may want to check the latest rates before heading to a petrol pump, as prices continue to vary significantly from one location to another.

According to the rates provided, there has been no major change in petrol and diesel prices compared with the previous day.

In Rajasthan, the average petrol price is around ₹112.56 per litre, while the average diesel rate stands at approximately ₹97.78 per litre. Prices are broadly similar to those reported a day earlier.

In Jaipur, petrol is priced at ₹112.66 per litre, while diesel costs ₹97.78 per litre.

Rajasthan Petrol and Diesel Prices Today

Fuel remains an important household expense, particularly for people who travel daily by car or two-wheeler.

The average petrol price across Rajasthan on September 4 is given as ₹112.56 per litre. Diesel, meanwhile, averages around ₹97.78 per litre.

There has been no significant movement in these average rates compared with the previous day.

However, consumers should remember that fuel prices can differ from one city or district to another. The amount displayed at a local fuel station is therefore more relevant than the statewide average when calculating actual expenses.

For Jaipur motorists, the latest rates provided are:

Petrol: ₹112.66 per litre
Diesel: ₹97.78 per litre

Petrol and Diesel Prices in Major Cities on September 4

Fuel prices vary widely across major Indian cities. Here is the latest city-wise comparison based on the rates provided:

The figures show substantial differences in what consumers pay depending on their location.

Delhi Fuel Prices Remain Lower Than Several Metros

New Delhi continues to have lower petrol and diesel prices than several other major metropolitan cities in the rates supplied for September 4.

Petrol in the national capital is priced at ₹102.12 per litre, while diesel costs ₹95.20.

Mumbai motorists are paying considerably more for petrol at ₹111.31 per litre. Diesel in the city stands at ₹97.97 per litre.

Kolkata has petrol at ₹113.47 per litre and diesel at ₹99.82.

In Chennai, a litre of petrol costs ₹107.78, while diesel is priced at ₹99.56.

Hyderabad Among the Costlier Cities for Fuel

Among the cities included in the provided list, Hyderabad has one of the highest petrol and diesel rates.

Petrol in Hyderabad costs ₹115.69 per litre, while diesel is priced at ₹103.82.

Jaipur is also on the higher side for petrol, with motorists paying ₹112.66 per litre.

Bengaluru's petrol price stands at ₹110.93 per litre, while diesel costs ₹98.80.

In Bhubaneswar, petrol is priced at ₹109.92 and diesel at ₹100.92 per litre.

Chandigarh Fuel Prices Stand Out

Chandigarh has comparatively lower rates among the cities listed.

Petrol there costs ₹98.10 per litre, while diesel is available at ₹86.09 per litre.

This means the difference between petrol prices in Chandigarh and Hyderabad is more than ₹17 per litre based on the supplied rates.

For someone purchasing 40 litres of petrol, such regional differences can result in a substantial variation in the total fuel bill.

Gurugram, Noida and Lucknow Fuel Rates

Fuel prices remain relatively close to the Delhi level in some neighbouring and northern cities.

Gurugram has petrol at ₹102.77 per litre and diesel at ₹95.44.

In Noida, petrol costs ₹102.12 per litre, while diesel is priced at ₹97.92.

Lucknow's petrol rate stands at ₹102.05 per litre, with diesel at ₹95.55.

Although petrol prices in these cities are relatively close, diesel rates show some variation.

Why Do Petrol and Diesel Prices Vary Between Cities?

Motorists often wonder why the same fuel costs more in one city than another.

The final retail price of petrol and diesel is influenced by several components. These can include the underlying fuel cost, central and state taxation, dealer-related components and transportation expenses.

State-level taxes are an important reason retail prices differ across India.

This is why petrol may cost below ₹100 per litre in one city while exceeding ₹115 per litre elsewhere.

International crude oil prices and movements in the rupee against the US dollar can also influence the broader cost environment for petroleum products.

Why Checking Daily Fuel Rates Can Be Useful

For someone purchasing only a few litres occasionally, a small price variation may not appear significant.

However, fuel costs can become substantial for people who drive long distances every day, operate commercial vehicles or manage transportation-dependent businesses.

Regularly checking petrol and diesel prices can therefore help consumers estimate their daily and monthly travel expenses.

The impact can be even greater for logistics companies, taxi operators, delivery businesses and other commercial users that consume large quantities of fuel.

Petrol-Diesel Prices on September 4: Key Takeaway

The fuel rates provided for September 4, 2026, indicate no major day-to-day change in petrol and diesel prices.

Rajasthan's average petrol price stands at approximately ₹112.56 per litre, while diesel averages around ₹97.78.

In Jaipur, petrol costs ₹112.66 and diesel ₹97.78 per litre.

Among other major cities, Delhi has petrol at ₹102.12 and diesel at ₹95.20, Mumbai at ₹111.31 and ₹97.97, Kolkata at ₹113.47 and ₹99.82, and Chennai at ₹107.78 and ₹99.56 respectively.

Since prices differ by location, motorists should check the rate applicable at their local fuel station before refuelling rather than relying solely on a statewide or national figure.