Fuel prices have also increased with unlock in the capital. The general public is facing a lot of difficulties due to increase in fuel prices. The markets opened during the lockdown, but due to the prices of petrol and diesel, people are not leaving the house. In the capital on Tuesday, petrol has increased by 14 paise while diesel has increased by 20 paise. With this, petrol has been increased to Rs 91.07 and diesel to Rs 90.26 per liter.
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Car prices rise by 1.8% due to increase in raw material prices; Bookers up to May 7 benefit
Tata Motors has decided to increase the prices of cars in the passenger vehicle (PV) segment. The company said that it will increase the prices of cars by up to 1.8%. However, the company has not given information about how many rupees will be increased on which model. The company says that different prices will be increased on different models.
New prices will be applicable from 8 May
Tata said that customers who have booked the car on or before May 7 will be given the car at the same price. That is, the new prices will be applicable on the booking starting from 8 May. In such a situation, it is a relief for the customers who have booked their cars from today to today.The effect of raw materials being expensive
Shailesh Chandra, president of the passenger vehicle business at Tata Motors, said that prices of steel, precious metals and raw materials were steadily rising, which is impacting the manufacturing of the car. This is why we have to increase the production value of the car.Maruti has already increased prices
Since April 16, the company has increased the prices of some models. Customers will now have to spend up to 1.6% (Rs 22,500) more money to buy a car. The price has been increased in the ex-showroom price of the car. The company says that the prices have been raised due to the increase in the prices of raw materials used in the car.Alto has become expensive by Rs 12,500. At the same time, the price of Artiga has been increased by Rs 22,500. The car called the mini SUV, the S-Preso, has now become expensive by Rs 7,500.
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Petrol and diesel prices continue to rise, know today’s rate
Petrol and diesel prices continue to rise. Explain that the price of petrol and diesel has increased in the capital for the eleventh consecutive day. This is the first time that their rates have increased continuously. On Friday, petrol has recorded a rise of 35 paise, while diesel has gained 41 paise. With this, petrol has become Rs 88.68 and diesel Rs 87.31 per liter. Explain that the NSUI and Shiv Sena had also lodged a protest on Thursday for the rising prices of petrol diesel. In spite of this, no cuts have been seen so far.
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Petrol Diesel Price: Petrol prices rise, know your city rate
Petrol Diesel Price Today 24 Aug 2020: Petrol prices rose for the fifth consecutive day today, while the price of diesel remained stable for the 24th consecutive day. Petrol prices have been increased from 13 to 16 paise on Monday. According to the website of IndianOil, on 24 August 2020, the rates of diesel and petrol in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai remained as follows ..
name of the city Petrol (Rs / liter) Diesel (Rs / liter) Delhi 81.62 73.56 Mumbai 88.28 80.11 Kolkata 83.13 77.06 Chennai 84.64 78.86 Noida 82.01 73.87 Lucknow 81.91 73.77 Patna 84.19 78.72 After adding excise duty, dealer commission and other things to the price of petrol and diesel, its price almost doubles. Prices of petrol and diesel change daily depending on the price of crude in the international market along with foreign exchange rates. Oil marketing companies fix petrol and diesel rates daily after reviewing prices. Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise petrol and diesel rates at 6 am daily.
You can also check the price of petrol and diesel in your city daily via SMS. Indian Oil (IOC) consumers can send RSP <Dealer Code> at number 9224992249 and HPCL’s consumer HPPRICE <Dealer Code> can be sent to number 9222201122. BPCL consumers can send RSP <Dealer Code> to the number 9223112222.