The petrol price in Sangrur is updated every day at 6 AM under India’s dynamic fuel pricing system. This page gives you the latest rate, a brief overview of how prices have moved recently, and a simplified breakdown of the main factors that influence fuel costs across the district.
(06 February 2026)
Last updated on: February 07, 2026
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Over the last ten days, the petrol price in Sangrur has stayed almost flat, showing only mild day-to-day changes. During this period, the rate fluctuated between ₹97.35 and ₹97.50 per litre, indicating a very narrow price band. The detailed daily numbers can be viewed in the table on this page.
Date |
Price |
Price Change |
06 February 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.0 |
05 February 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.0 |
04 February 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.0 |
03 February 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.0 |
02 February 2026 |
₹96.03 |
₹-0.18 |
30 January 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.18 |
29 January 2026 |
₹96.03 |
₹-0.18 |
28 January 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.18 |
27 January 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.0 |
21 January 2026 |
₹96.21 |
₹0.0 |
The petrol price in Sangrur changes regularly because several global and domestic triggers influence the final cost at the pump. Everything—from worldwide oil supply to local transportation overheads—plays a role in shaping the per-litre rate.
Global crude oil trends
India imports most of its crude, so changes in international prices—caused by supply decisions, geopolitical tensions, or rising global consumption—directly impact the petrol price in Sangrur.
Rupee–dollar exchange value
Crude is purchased in USD. When the rupee weakens against the dollar, the import bill rises, and this higher cost gradually reflects in the daily fuel price.
Central and state taxes
Excise duty and state VAT form a major portion of the retail price. Even a slight revision in taxation can alter what consumers pay per litre.
Local demand patterns
Festival travel, seasonal business spikes, or increased movement of goods may push demand higher, leading to minor upward adjustments in rates.
Transport and distribution overheads
Bringing fuel from refineries to Sangrur involves freight charges, dealer margins, and distance-related costs. These add-ons influence the final selling price at pumps.
Policy announcements and regulatory updates
Government decisions regarding duties, subsidies, or discussions on GST inclusion can shape long-term pricing behaviour.
Global political and economic developments
Conflicts in oil-producing nations, production changes by OPEC, or disruptions in shipping routes can restrict supply worldwide. These ripple effects eventually influence the petrol price in Sangrur.
The petrol price in Sangrur is updated daily at 6 AM through the dynamic fuel pricing mechanism. The system ensures that overnight shifts in global crude markets, exchange rates, and tax updates are reflected immediately in the next day’s price.
Oil marketing companies such as IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL track these variables continuously and publish the revised rate each morning. On most days, the difference is minimal—just a few paisa—but larger revisions may occur when global prices swing sharply or when tax-related decisions are implemented. Checking the updated rate before refuelling can help you better plan your fuel spending.
Movements in the petrol price in Sangrur directly affect household budgets, business operations, and routine travel costs. Even small increases can gradually influence how people manage their monthly expenses.
Higher commuting costs
Daily travel for work, school, or errands becomes costlier when petrol rates increase.
Revision of public transport fares
Auto-rickshaws, buses, and shared transport options may adjust fares to offset their additional fuel spending.
Increase in essential commodity prices
Retailers and suppliers often face higher logistics costs, which may lead to small increments in grocery and essential item prices.
Pressure on household finances
As fuel takes up a larger share of expenditure, families may reduce discretionary spending or delay planned purchases.
Impact on local businesses and agriculture
Transporters, traders, and farmers experience a rise in operational costs, which can influence product pricing and profit margins.
Overall, shifts in the petrol price in Sangrur affect the broader cost of living across the district.
With prices moving frequently, adopting a few mindful habits can help reduce fuel consumption:
Maintain correct tyre pressure to reduce drag.
Turn off the engine during long halts to avoid idle fuel burn.
Plan routes that help avoid heavy traffic or repeated stopping.
Drive in the appropriate gear and avoid aggressive acceleration.
Keep the vehicle serviced and filters clean.
Use the AC sparingly, especially on shorter trips.
Remove excess weight or unused carriers to improve mileage.
Drive smoothly, maintaining steady speed and gradual braking.
Use cruise control on long, stable stretches.
Carpool when possible to share travel costs.
Refuel during cooler hours for marginal efficiency gains.
These small adjustments can help manage everyday spending when the petrol price in Sangrur rises or fluctuates.
Because of dynamic pricing, the petrol price in Sangrur is updated daily based on shifts in global crude rates, currency movements, and tax revisions.
Crude benchmarks, exchange rates, excise duty, VAT, demand patterns, and transportation costs collectively determine the petrol price in Sangrur.
Freight charges, dealer margins, and operational expenses vary between pumps, leading to small price differences.
Petrol is not under GST. If included in the future, pricing may change depending on the GST slab applied.
Regular servicing, proper tyre pressure, reducing idling, smarter route planning, and carpooling can help manage fuel use effectively.
No, GST is not applicable to petrol in the district.