Automobile
Fuel rates hiked in India for the second consecutive day: Check new rates
After the fuel rates were hiked by up to 18 paise on 4 May, the petrol and diesel prices have witnessed an increase again for the second consecutive day. On Wednesday, 5 May, the price of fuel increased by up to 21 paise.
The revised rates are decided by state-run oil marketing companies and are effective from 6 am every day. Companies like Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum decide the rates of fuel.
In Delhi, one litre of petrol now costs Rs 90.74 after the price increased by 19 paise from Rs 90.55. One litre of diesel can be bought at Rs 81.12 in the national capital after the price increased by 21 paise from Rs 80.91 per litre.
Mumbai has the highest fuel price among all the metro cities of the country. Today, the price of petrol in the city is Rs 97.12 per litre after getting increased by 0.17 paise. While Diesel costs Rs 88.19 per litre after a hike of 21 paise.
In Chennai, petrol prices increased from Rs 92.55 on 4 May to Rs 92.70 on 5 May after a rise of 15 paise in its price. On the other hand, with a hike of 19 paise, diesel in the city costs Rs 86.09 today.
The price of one litre of petrol has increased in Kolkata by 16 paise. It now costs Rs 90.92 per litre in the city. Similarly, diesel price also increased by 20 paise now can be bought at Rs 83.98 per litre.
Previously, fuel prices remained constant for 18 days but have increased for two days consecutively.
Hyundai India launched the much-awaited Creta Knight Edition in the country at a starting price of Rs 13.51 lakh (ex-showroom, all-India). This new variant is available in both petrol and diesel engine options and can be had either with a manual or an automatic transmission unit. To read more about the Creta Knight Edition, click here. In addition to this, the company has also introduced a model-year update for the Hyundai Creta with new feature additions.
The 2022 Hyundai Creta is now available in a new Denim Blue colour option and the Highline TPMS is now standard across all variants. The SX (O) trim now also gets a glossy black centre console. Furthermore, the company will offer the iMT option on the 1.5-litre petrol ‘S’ variant to further expand choices for the customers. The new S+ variant powered by a 1.4-litre T-GDi petrol engine with 7DCT now gets an additional set of features, such as –
– Smart panoramic sunroof
– 16-inch black alloy wheels
– Smartphone wireless charger
– Rear Disc Brakes
– Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
– Vehicle Stability Management (VSM)
– Hill start assist control (HAC)
– Paddle shifters
– Metal pedals
– Electric and auto-folding ORVMs
– Power window auto up/down
Mechanically, the SUV continues to be powered by the existing petrol and diesel engine options.
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