India's petrol consumption varies significantly by state, with Goa leading at 52.4 litres per 100 people daily, nearly five times the national average of 10.4 litres. In contrast, Bihar records the lowest at just 3.3 litres. These disparities are influenced by tourism, urbanization, and vehicle density.

• 01Goa has the highest petrol consumption per capita at 52.4 litres per 100 people.
• 02Bihar records the lowest petrol consumption at only 3.3 litres per 100 people.
• 03High consumption in tourist areas is linked to vehicle density and transport patterns.
• 04Diesel consumption patterns differ, with the Andaman and Nicobar Islands leading at 144 litres per 100 people.
• 05Government officials warn of potential fuel price hikes due to global supply disruptions.

The stark differences in petrol consumption can influence local economies, particularly in tourism-heavy regions like Goa, where high fuel usage supports transportation services. Conversely, lower consumption in states like Bihar reflects economic conditions and vehicle ownership rates.