Petrol Price in Dimapur

The petrol price in Dimapur has fluctuated slightly over the past ten days, mostly influenced by global crude oil market movements and currency variations. The price has ranged between ₹96.60 and ₹96.99 per litre in this period.

Tracking these short-term changes allows consumers to optimise refuelling timings and budget accordingly.

The petrol price in Dimapur is shaped by several factors:

• Global Crude Oil Prices: International oil market trends directly influence retail petrol prices.
• Currency Exchange Rates: A weaker Indian Rupee raises crude import costs, increasing petrol prices.
• Central and State Taxes: Excise duty and Nagaland state VAT add to the price.
• Freight and Distribution: Costs incurred transporting fuel from refineries to Dimapur affect prices.
• Dealer Margins: Retail commissions also influence the final consumer price.
• Local Demand: Seasonal travel and agricultural activities can cause temporary price fluctuations.

In Dimapur, petrol prices are revised once daily at 6 AM based on India’s nationwide dynamic pricing mechanism. This system ensures prices reflect real-time global crude prices, currency rates, and taxation changes promptly. Major oil companies update prices simultaneously to maintain consistency across fuel stations.

Fuel prices significantly affect household and business budgets in Dimapur:

• Households: Increased petrol costs translate to higher commuting expenses and can indirectly raise the cost of goods and services.
• Businesses: Logistics and transport costs rise alongside fuel prices, affecting product prices and profitability.
• Economy: Higher fuel prices contribute to inflation, influencing overall purchasing power.
  Being aware of petrol price trends helps consumers and businesses adjust spending and operations effectively.

Consumers can reduce fuel expenses by adopting these practices:

• Maintain vehicle health with regular servicing and oil changes.

• Drive smoothly, avoiding sudden accelerations or braking.

• Keep tyres properly inflated to improve mileage.

• Turn off the engine when stationary to avoid unnecessary fuel use.

• Use public transport or carpool for short commutes when feasible.

• Consider fuel credit cards offering cashback or discounts for petrol purchases.