LPG Cylinder Price Today: Check Domestic and Commercial Gas Rates in Major Cities on September 23

LPG cylinder prices are once again in focus for households and businesses across India. On September 23, 2026, the price of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged in major cities, offering some stability to household cooking-gas budgets. Commercial LPG users, however, are paying slightly more following the latest revision in the price of 19-kg cylinders.

According to the available price data for September 23, domestic LPG rates have not changed compared with the previous month in the cities mentioned below. Commercial LPG cylinders, on the other hand, have become approximately ₹9.50 to ₹11.50 costlier in some markets following the latest monthly revision.

LPG prices are not identical across India. The final retail price can vary depending on the city, local charges and other applicable cost components. Consumers should therefore check the rate applicable to their location while booking a refill.

Domestic LPG Price Remains Unchanged

The 14.2-kg LPG cylinder, which is widely used for household cooking, continues to be available at the existing price in several major cities.

In Delhi, a domestic cylinder costs ₹942, while consumers in Mumbai are paying ₹941.50. The rate stands at ₹968 in Kolkata, ₹957.50 in Chennai and ₹944.50 in Bengaluru.

Hyderabad has a higher domestic LPG price of ₹994, while the rate in Jaipur is ₹945.50. In Bikaner, a 14.2-kg cylinder costs ₹953.50, while consumers in Ranchi are paying ₹1,010.50.

Available data indicates that domestic LPG prices in several cities have remained at their current levels since June 2026.

LPG Cylinder Prices in Major Cities on September 23

Here are the available domestic and commercial LPG rates across selected cities:

These rates are based on city-wise LPG price information available for September 23, 2026. Actual applicable rates should be verified with the consumer's authorised LPG distributor or oil marketing company while booking.

How Much Does an LPG Cylinder Cost in Gurugram?

Consumers in Gurugram are paying ₹950.50 for a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder. There has been no change in this domestic cylinder price compared with the previous month.

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in Gurugram is priced at ₹2,764.50. It was reportedly available for ₹2,755 in August, meaning the latest price is ₹9.50 higher.

This difference is particularly relevant to businesses that regularly consume multiple commercial cylinders.

State-Wise LPG Prices Also Show Significant Differences

Available state-level figures show noticeable variations in LPG prices.

A 14.2-kg domestic cylinder is listed at ₹942 in Delhi and ₹941.50 in Maharashtra. The available rates stand at ₹943.50 in Haryana and ₹949.50 in Gujarat.

The cited state-level data lists the domestic cylinder at ₹979.50 in Uttar Pradesh, ₹1,031.50 in Bihar and ₹968 in West Bengal. Rates can be higher in some parts of the northeastern states.

Similar differences can be seen in commercial LPG prices. A 19-kg cylinder is listed at ₹2,701 in Maharashtra, ₹2,749.50 in Haryana and ₹2,807 in Gujarat.

The corresponding cited prices are ₹2,870 in Uttar Pradesh, ₹3,029 in Bihar and ₹2,884 in West Bengal.

Why Do LPG Prices Differ From One City to Another?

Consumers may notice that LPG prices are not the same everywhere in India. Location-specific costs and applicable charges can lead to differences in the final retail price.

This is why a cylinder available at one price in Delhi may cost more or less in another state or city.

Consumers should also distinguish between domestic and commercial LPG cylinders. The 14.2-kg cylinder is primarily intended for household cooking, whereas the larger 19-kg cylinder is commonly used by commercial establishments.

Commercial LPG Becomes Costlier

While household LPG prices have remained unchanged in the cited markets, commercial LPG has seen a modest increase.

Commercial cylinders are widely used by restaurants, hotels, dhabas, catering businesses and other establishments that require cooking fuel on a larger scale. Consequently, even a relatively small increase in the cost of each cylinder can raise operating expenses for businesses with high LPG consumption.

Whether these additional costs are eventually passed on to customers depends on the business, its overall expenses and its pricing strategy.

Why Commercial LPG Prices Matter to Consumers

A rise in commercial LPG prices does not directly mean that households will pay more for their 14.2-kg domestic cylinders. Domestic and commercial LPG prices are separate.

However, higher commercial cooking-gas costs can increase expenses for restaurants, food vendors, hotels and catering businesses. The eventual effect on menu prices or service charges, if any, will depend on several factors rather than LPG prices alone.

For households, the key takeaway on September 23 is that the cited domestic LPG prices remain unchanged. In Delhi, the 14.2-kg cylinder continues to cost ₹942, while Mumbai consumers are paying ₹941.50 and Jaipur consumers ₹945.50.

Consumers planning to book a refill should check the latest rate displayed by their authorised LPG provider, as the applicable price can vary according to location and future revisions.