Jio-bp has reportedly raised the retail price of petrol by ₹5 per litre and diesel by ₹3 per litre at its outlets from Sunday, 11 Oct 2026. The change matters because a fill-up at a participating private outlet now adds directly to a driver’s trip bill, while the reports show that the actual pump price still varies by state and outlet.
Key takeaways
- The reported increase is ₹5 per litre for petrol and ₹3 per litre for diesel, effective 11 Oct 2026.
- LiveMint reported Jio-bp rates of around ₹108.54 per litre for petrol and ₹99.19 per litre for diesel in Punjab, and ₹109.80 and ₹97.75 per litre respectively in Haryana.
- Amar Ujala reported that Jio-bp’s Rajasthan rates took effect at 6 am on 11 Oct 2026; Jaipur petrol was listed at ₹113.91 per litre and diesel at ₹97.15 per litre.
- This is a reported Jio-bp retail change, not confirmation that every fuel station or fuel brand in India has raised prices by the same amount.
What the reports say
LiveMint reported on 11 Oct 2026 that Jio-bp had raised petrol and diesel prices by ₹5 and ₹3 per litre respectively. The report attributed the information to four people familiar with the development, including fuel-pump dealers, and said the new rates were effective Sunday. It also said Jio-bp and Reliance Industries had not immediately answered its queries.
Amar Ujala separately reported the change in Rajasthan on 11 Oct 2026. It said the revised rates became effective at 6 am and described the move as a state-wide increase at Jio-bp outlets. Taken together, the reports support the price-change figure and date, but the wording remains “reported” because there was no public company confirmation cited in either report.
Local pump prices after the reported hike
The examples below are not a single India-wide price. They are outlet and state examples published on 11 Oct 2026, which is why drivers should check the rate displayed at the pump before starting a fill.
| Location | Petrol price | Diesel price | Reported timing and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Punjab | ₹108.54/litre | ₹99.19/litre | Effective Sunday, 11 Oct 2026; LiveMint |
| Haryana | ₹109.80/litre | ₹97.75/litre | Effective Sunday, 11 Oct 2026; LiveMint |
| Jaipur, Rajasthan | ₹113.91/litre | ₹97.15/litre | From 6 am, 11 Oct 2026; Amar Ujala |
The different figures do not necessarily conflict: they refer to different states and were reported by different outlets. The important check is the combination of fuel type, location, retailer and date. A price seen in Jaipur should not be carried over to a Jio-bp station in Haryana, and a Jio-bp figure should not be assumed for another brand.
What it adds to a typical fuel bill
At the reported ₹5-per-litre petrol differential, a 40-litre fill would be ₹200 costlier than before the change, assuming the same outlet and no other price movement. At the reported ₹3-per-litre diesel differential, a 60-litre fill would be ₹180 costlier. These are worked examples based on the reported increments, not new nationwide pump prices.
For a trip budget, the change is easiest to see when the current rate is combined with distance, mileage and tank volume. Drivers can compare the live rate with their planned usage through the fuel cost calculator. A fleet that buys diesel in larger, repeated quantities should record the rate printed on each receipt instead of using an older estimate.
Why this matters beyond one refill
LiveMint placed the move in the context of higher crude and refined-product costs and wider supply concerns around the Strait of Hormuz. That is reported market context, not a public explanation from Jio-bp. The immediate consumer effect is more direct: a higher private-pump rate can change the cost comparison between two stops on the same route, especially when a vehicle is refuelled frequently.
The development follows the separate price increase reported earlier for Nayara Energy on 3 Oct 2026. FuelPrice’s earlier coverage of the Nayara petrol and diesel hike explains why the latest Jio-bp move should be read as a new private-retailer development, not as proof of a universal pump-price reset.
Before a long drive, compare the current rates through the live fuel-prices section and update the route estimate in the road-trip planner. Those checks are more reliable than assuming that a headline price applies to every station.
What drivers should check now
- Confirm that the station is a Jio-bp outlet and note the fuel type before comparing the price.
- Read the dispenser display and keep the receipt; the reported examples are location-specific and dated 11 Oct 2026.
- Use the official Jio-bp station locator to check the current price for the relevant mobility station.
- Recalculate a regular commute, road trip or delivery run if the same outlet is used repeatedly.
What to watch next
The next useful signal will be whether other private retailers revise rates, whether public-sector pump prices move, and whether crude and refined-product costs remain elevated. Until there is a company or regulator statement covering a broader change, the careful reading is that Jio-bp prices have reportedly moved at affected outlets and local verification remains necessary.
Sources
- LiveMint — “Jio-bp raises petrol price by ₹5 per litre, diesel up ₹3” — 11 Oct 2026.
- Amar Ujala — “Rajasthan petrol and diesel prices rise; Jio-bp raises rates” — 11 Oct 2026.
- Jio-bp — “Locate a Mobility Station and check fuel price” — accessed 11 Oct 2026.
- The Economic Times — “Nayara Energy raises petrol price by Rs 5, diesel by Rs 3” — 3 Oct 2026.
