The petrol price in Tumkur is revised every morning at 6 AM under India’s dynamic fuel pricing model. This page highlights the current rate, how prices have been moving recently, and the key elements that influence fuel costs across the district.
(06 February 2026)
Last updated on: February 07, 2026
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Over the previous ten days, the petrol price in Tumkur has remained largely steady, with very small day-to-day movements. During this period, the rate hovered between ₹103.23 and ₹104.08 per litre, reflecting a narrow price range rather than major changes. The exact daily figures can be viewed in the table provided on this page.
Date |
Price |
Price Change |
06 February 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹0.0 |
05 February 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹0.0 |
04 February 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹0.0 |
03 February 2026 |
₹100.72 |
₹0.56 |
02 February 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹-0.56 |
30 January 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹0.0 |
29 January 2026 |
₹100.72 |
₹0.56 |
28 January 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹-0.56 |
27 January 2026 |
₹100.72 |
₹0.56 |
21 January 2026 |
₹100.16 |
₹-0.56 |
The petrol price in Tumkur changes frequently as several layers of pricing—international, domestic, and local—come together to determine the final per-litre rate. These factors shift constantly, which is why today’s price may not match what you saw a week ago.
Global crude oil trends
Since India imports most of its crude, fluctuations in global oil supply, geopolitical tensions, or decisions by major oil-producing countries can influence the petrol price in Tumkur.
Rupee–dollar exchange value
Crude purchases are made in US dollars. When the rupee weakens, import costs rise, and this increase eventually reflects in retail fuel prices.
Central and state taxes
Excise duty and state VAT account for a significant share of the final price. Even minor tax changes can lead to noticeable rate movements.
Local demand patterns
Fuel consumption may rise during festivals, business activity peaks, or increased goods transportation, which can cause slight upward adjustments.
Transport and distribution overheads
Freight charges, distance from refineries, road conditions, and dealer margins all play a role in shaping the retail petrol price in Tumkur.
Policy announcements and regulatory decisions
Changes in duties, subsidy updates, or future discussions about GST can influence longer-term pricing trends.
Global political and economic developments
Events such as conflicts in oil-producing regions, production cuts, or disruption in global shipping routes can create supply pressure that impacts local fuel prices.
The petrol price in Tumkur is revised every morning at 6 AM through the dynamic pricing mechanism. This ensures that overnight shifts in crude benchmarks, foreign exchange rates, or tax-related changes are immediately reflected in the next day’s rate.
Oil marketing companies—IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL—track these variables closely and implement price revision daily. While most changes are small, bigger revisions may occur during sharp global market swings or when new tax announcements are implemented. Checking the updated rate before refuelling can help you plan fuel expenses more effectively.
Changes in the petrol price in Tumkur influence everyday spending for households, commuters, and businesses. Even slight increases, when sustained over time, can affect monthly budgets in multiple ways.
Higher commuting costs
Trips to workplaces, schools, or markets become more expensive when fuel prices rise.
Possible revision in public transport fares
Auto-rickshaws, buses, and shared mobility services may increase fares to offset higher fuel expenses.
Price rise in essential goods
Suppliers and retailers may face higher transportation costs, which can lead to small increases in grocery and household item prices.
Strain on household finances
Fuel expenses often make up a major portion of household spending. Families may cut back on discretionary spending or postpone purchases if fuel prices rise significantly.
Impact on local businesses and agriculture
Farmers, traders, and transport operators often rely heavily on fuel. Higher operating costs can affect profitability and influence product pricing.
Overall, fluctuations in the petrol price in Tumkur can impact the broader cost of living across the district.
Adopting a few smart habits can help reduce fuel consumption:
Keep tyres inflated to the recommended pressure.
Turn off the engine during long stops instead of idling.
Choose routes that avoid heavy traffic and repeated braking.
Operate in the right gear and avoid sudden acceleration and braking.
Service your vehicle regularly and keep filters clean.
Limit AC usage on short city trips.
Remove unnecessary weight or unused carriers.
Use cruise control on long, steady stretches when safe.
Carpool with colleagues or neighbours when possible.
Refuel during cooler hours for marginal efficiency benefits.
These habits can help manage expenses when the petrol price in Tumkur rises or fluctuates frequently.
Dynamic pricing ensures daily revisions based on changes in crude rates, exchange movements, and tax updates.
Crude costs, exchange rates, excise duty, VAT, demand trends, and transportation expenses collectively set the retail price.
Freight charges, dealer margins, and operational expenses vary across pumps, leading to small price differences.
Petrol is currently not under GST. If included in future, rates may change depending on the applicable slab.
Regular servicing, correct tyre pressure, reduced idling, smart route planning, and carpooling can help manage fuel use.
No, GST is not applicable to petrol in the district.