Petrol Price In Kurnool

The petrol price in Kurnool today(24 November, 2025) is ₹109.48 per litre. Petrol prices are dynamic in nature and fluctuates as per the underlying factors. Check the latest 10 day trend in Kurnool’s petrol prices below:

Some of the main factors that affect the final price of petrol on any given day are mentioned below: 

• Crude oil prices: Prices of petroleum are directly linked with crude oil as it is the prime component used in its processing. Changes in international crude prices, often driven by geopolitical events, supply disruptions, and global demand shifts, directly impact the cost of petrol in Kurnool.

• Cost of refining: Refining process of petrol entails varying costs. As refining costs fluctuate, so does the price of petrol.

• Additional tax impositions: Petrol is first subjected to a central excise duty. Next, the respective state government also imposes an additional VAT on petrol. For instance, as of November 2025, the Andhra Pradesh government imposes 31% VAT + Rs.4/litre VAT+Rs.1/litre Road Development Cess and VAT. Any movements in the central or state tax structure can lead to petrol price fluctuations in Kurnool.

• Exchange Rate of Rupee to US Dollar: Crude oil is traded internationally in US dollars. If the Indian Rupee weakens against the dollar, importing crude becomes more expensive, pushing petrol prices upward domestically.

• Demand-Supply Dynamics: Seasonal demand fluctuations (like higher demand during festivals or travel seasons), economic activities, and disruptions in supply chains can cause temporary petrol price changes.

The prices of petrol in Kurnool, similar to other Indian cities and states, is updated daily at 6 AM using the ‘dynamic fuel pricing’ system. This ensures the prices are updated according to daily fluctuations in global crude oil prices, volatility in the oil markets, and any other real-time updates. This mechanism was adopted in India in 2017, to ensure uniformity and accessibility. The prices are reviewed and updated by major oil marketing companies like Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum. 

Any fluctuations in fuel prices directly or indirectly impact a household’s daily budget. While the extent of the impact may vary across households, some of the ways they are impacted include:

• Cost of essentials: As fuel prices increase, the cost of transporting goods also increases as traders face higher freight outlays. This also impacts the cost of essential commodities, increasing the households’ expenses on these goods.

• Daily commuting: As fuel price hikes, travel costs also go up. Individuals travelling by public transport including buses, trains, cabs, etc may also face higher fares.

• Lower disposable income: Since households allot a bigger share for fuel expenses, their disposable income also reduces.

• Impact on Small Businesses and Self-Employment: Small businesses also face higher operational costs for transport, which may reduce their earnings or force price hikes.

• Delivery and convenience services: Food platforms, courier networks, and micro logistics are also impacted as fuel prices rise. Household spending increases due to higher charges from delivery and doorstep services.

Higher fuel costs translate to higher spendings. However, by following the tips below, you can optimise your fuel-cost savings:

• Driving Speed: A steady and uniform driving speed can decrease fuel burn which may improve mileage.

• Regular Maintenance: Keeping your vehicle serviced at recommended intervals minimises friction and preserves engine performance, which helps in reducing unnecessary fuel consumption.

• Proper Tire Inflation: Maintaining the correct tire pressure lowers rolling resistance, leading to improved fuel efficiency.

• Avoid Idling: Turning off your vehicle during extended stops, such as traffic jams, prevents wasting fuel.

• Shared Rides: Choose to share rides, like public transport and car pooling to avoid unnecessary fuel bills.