A litre of petrol now costs Rs 76.52 in Delhi and Rs 77.13 in Bengaluru.

Petrol price Sunday was cut by 20 paise a litre and diesel by 18 paise, the 29th straight daily reduction in rates that has wiped away all of the massive price increase in petrol witnessed in two months since mid-August.

Indian oil marketing companies have not hiked petrol and diesel prices since October 16. During this period, oil prices have either declined or remained unchanged.

Petrol price has been cut by over Rs 4 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.33 in the last 18 days on softer international rates, a pace faster than the spike in prices witnessed in the two-month period beginning mid-August.

The Hyundai Santro will be available in 5 variants, including an automatic manual transmission version, a first in a Hyundai.

Fuel prices started decreasing on October 17, and since then petrol has been slashed by Rs 1.09 in Delhi alone, while diesel has been cut by 50 paise.

Taxi operators may also not operate in the city due to the petrol pump owners' strike. Several thousand auto-rickshaws that play on the city roads every day, would also face a major difficulty in getting fuel supply.

International crude oil prices are trading near their lowest level in two months on Friday. WTI crude is down 3.5 per cent in one week, while Brent has declined 1.1 per cent.

 Oil firms cited a drop in the cost of internationalcrude production as a reason behind theprice decline, which has happened for the first time in the past two months.

The price of diesel rose for the 11th day in a row on Tuesday, wiping out the entire Rs 2.50 per litre cut in rates announced by the Centre government on October 4.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today warned oil producers like Saudi Arabia that high crude prices are hurting the global economy and sought a review of payment terms to provide a temporary relief to the local currency.

The Centre had cut excise duty cut on fuel by Rs 1.50 per lite and had asked oil marketing companies (OMSs) to subsidise petrol and diesel prices by Re 1 a litre.

Prices for the five-seater Datsun GO begin at Rs 3.29 lakh, whereas the seven-seater MPV Datsun GO+ will be available at Rs 3.83 lakh (all prices ex-showroom Delhi).

Petrol and diesel prices were cut by a minimum Rs 2.50 on October 5. But petrol is still above Rs 82 mark in Delhi and has crossed Rs 85 in Mumbai.

Delhi still has the lowest prices for petrol and diesel among all four metro cities despite the Kejriwal government not cutting VAT. Mumbai, on the other hand, continues to be the costliest.

Four days after the fuel price cut announcement, petrol has seen total 53 paise rise, while diesel has been up by 87 paise.

Within a day of the one-off excise duty cut and PSUs subsidising fuel, petrol and diesel prices are on the rise again and have hit a three week high.

Fuel rates saw a marginal increase after excise duty cut by Centre, VAT reduction by BJP-ruled states and Re 1 price cut by oil marketing companies coming into effect.