LPG Cylinder Price Today, September 25: Check 14.2-Kg Domestic and 19-Kg Commercial Rates

LPG consumers looking to book a fresh cylinder on September 25, 2026, can check the latest reported prices before placing their order. The cost of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder continues to vary across cities, while businesses using 19-kg commercial cylinders also pay different rates depending on location.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) remains one of India's most widely used cooking fuels. While households primarily depend on domestic cylinders, restaurants, hotels, dhabas and several other commercial establishments use larger commercial LPG cylinders.

Any substantial revision in LPG prices can therefore affect both household budgets and operating costs for businesses.

The latest reported rates show a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder priced at ₹942 in Delhi, ₹941.50 in Mumbai and ₹968 in Kolkata. Hyderabad's reported domestic cylinder price stands at ₹994, while Ranchi has a higher listed rate of ₹1,010.50.

LPG Cylinder Prices on September 25

The price of an LPG cylinder is not identical throughout the country. Consumers in different cities can pay different amounts because of transportation, distribution and other location-specific factors.

Here are the domestic and commercial LPG rates provided for September 25:

Consumers should check the amount displayed by their authorised LPG distributor at the time of booking because the final applicable rate depends on the delivery location and the latest price revision.

How Much Does a 14.2-Kg LPG Cylinder Cost in Delhi and Mumbai?

Among the cities listed above, Mumbai has a domestic LPG price of ₹941.50 for a 14.2-kg cylinder, while Delhi consumers are paying ₹942.

The reported price in Bengaluru is ₹944.50, while Chennai's rate stands at ₹957.50.

Consumers in Kolkata and Cuttack have a listed domestic cylinder rate of ₹968. Hyderabad's rate is ₹994, while the price listed for Ranchi is ₹1,010.50.

These differences demonstrate why consumers should check city-specific LPG rates instead of relying on a single nationwide price.

Commercial LPG Cylinders Cost Considerably More

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is primarily used by businesses such as restaurants, food outlets, hotels and other commercial establishments.

According to the supplied rate list, a commercial cylinder costs ₹2,747.50 in Delhi and ₹2,701 in Mumbai.

The corresponding price is ₹2,884 in Kolkata, ₹2,831 in Bengaluru and ₹2,996 in Hyderabad.

In Chennai, a 19-kg commercial cylinder is listed at ₹2,916.50, while Cuttack, Coimbatore and Ranchi have reported rates of ₹2,885, ₹2,940 and ₹2,925.50, respectively.

Because businesses may consume several cylinders every month, even a relatively small price revision can significantly affect their operating expenses.

Why Do LPG Prices Change?

Several domestic and international factors influence the cost of LPG in India.

International energy prices are particularly important because India meets a substantial portion of its LPG requirement through imports. A sharp movement in global LPG prices can consequently affect the cost of supplying cylinders in the domestic market.

The rupee-dollar exchange rate is another important factor. International energy transactions are generally denominated in US dollars, which means a weaker rupee can increase the cost of imports.

Transportation, distribution costs, applicable taxes and government policy decisions can also influence the final retail price.

Oil marketing companies periodically review these factors while determining LPG prices.

India's LPG Import Sources Are Changing

Apart from retail cylinder prices, changes in India's LPG import pattern have also attracted attention.

The source report, citing Bloomberg News, says the United States has emerged as an increasingly important LPG supplier to India amid disruptions affecting energy supplies from the Gulf region.

According to the cited figures, the US accounted for only around 6% of India's LPG imports last year, but its share has now reportedly increased to more than 20%.

The report attributes this shift partly to disruptions in traditional energy supply routes, which have encouraged India to diversify its sources of LPG.

Diversification can become particularly important when geopolitical tensions affect production or shipping through major energy-producing regions.

Why Global Supply Matters for Your LPG Cylinder

Events taking place thousands of kilometres away can eventually influence the cost of cooking gas in India.

If international LPG prices rise, shipping becomes more expensive or the rupee weakens against the dollar, the overall import bill can increase. Conversely, greater availability of supplies from alternative sources can help reduce pressure created by disruptions in a particular region.

However, global price movements do not necessarily translate into an immediate or identical change in the retail price paid by Indian consumers. Domestic pricing also depends on government policies and other components of the LPG pricing structure.

Check Your City's Rate Before Booking

For September 25, consumers should focus on the rate applicable to their own city.

A 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹942 in Delhi and ₹941.50 in Mumbai, according to the latest rates supplied. Prices are higher in several other cities, including Hyderabad and Ranchi.

Commercial users face substantially higher prices because they generally purchase 19-kg cylinders, with the listed rates ranging from ₹2,701 in Mumbai to ₹2,996 in Hyderabad among the cities covered above.

Since LPG prices can be revised periodically, households and businesses should check the latest applicable rate through their authorised LPG provider when booking a refill rather than relying on an older price list.