Petrol export duty scrapped; diesel and ATF export levies raised
India's 31 Oct export-levy revision makes petrol exports duty-free while raising diesel and ATF levies. The change does not…
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- FUEL POLICY Petrol export duty scrapped, diesel levies raised India changed export levies on petrol, diesel and ATF, with no automatic domestic pump-price change.
- WHAT CHANGED Petrol levy now nil NIL The official notification removes the SAED on petrol exports from 31 October 2026.
- DIESEL EXPORTS Diesel levy rises ₹11.50 per litre High-speed diesel export SAED rises from ₹8.50 per litre.
- ATF EXPORTS ATF levy also rises ₹11 per litre The aviation turbine fuel export rate moves up from ₹10.50 per litre.
- DRIVER TAKEAWAY Pump prices are separate The export notification does not automatically change what Indian motorists pay at retail fuel stations.
- READ THE FULL STORY What drivers should check Use current domestic prices for trip and fleet budgeting, then watch separate official price updates.
- READ THE FULL STORY Get the full breakdown Sources, numbers and what to watch next.
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