LPG Price Today: Domestic Cylinder Rates Stay Unchanged on October 4, Check City-Wise Prices

LPG Price Today, October 4, 2026: LPG cylinder prices remain an important part of household budgets, particularly during the festive season when spending on food, travel and shopping usually increases. Domestic consumers have some relief on October 4, as the price of the standard 14.2-kg cooking gas cylinder remains unchanged across major cities.

While households have been protected from another immediate increase, businesses that rely on commercial LPG are facing higher costs. Prices of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders were increased from October 1, adding to expenses for restaurants, hotels, dhabas, caterers and other food-related businesses.

Here is a look at the latest LPG cylinder prices across major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and Ranchi.

Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices Remain Unchanged

Oil marketing companies have not announced a fresh revision in the price of 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinders for October 4. This means households in major cities can continue purchasing cooking gas at the prevailing rates.

In Delhi, a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹942. Consumers in Mumbai are paying ₹941.50, while the price stands at ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

Among the cities listed, Hyderabad has a domestic LPG price of ₹994, while Ranchi consumers are paying ₹1,010.50 for a 14.2-kg cylinder.

LPG Cylinder Prices on October 4, 2026

Note: LPG prices can vary by location. Consumers should check the latest rate applicable in their city before booking a refill.

Commercial LPG Became Costlier From October 1

The situation is different for businesses using commercial cooking gas. Prices of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders were increased from October 1, 2026.

In Delhi, the commercial LPG cylinder became ₹62.50 costlier and is now priced at ₹2,810. The revised price is around ₹2,764.50 in Mumbai, ₹2,954 in Kolkata and ₹2,983 in Chennai.

The increase means establishments that consume several cylinders every month could see a noticeable rise in their operating expenses.

Restaurants and Food Businesses Could Feel the Impact

Commercial LPG is widely used by restaurants, hotels, dhabas, catering companies, bakeries and other establishments where cooking takes place on a larger scale.

For these businesses, fuel is a recurring operational expense. Even a relatively modest increase in the price of one cylinder can become significant when multiple cylinders are consumed every month.

Higher LPG costs could therefore put additional pressure on businesses already dealing with expenses such as ingredients, electricity, rent and wages.

Whether businesses eventually pass some of these additional costs on to customers will depend on several factors, so a direct increase in restaurant or food prices should not be assumed solely because commercial LPG has become costlier.

Domestic vs Commercial LPG: What Is the Difference?

Domestic and commercial LPG cylinders are intended for different purposes.

A standard domestic LPG cylinder generally contains 14.2 kg of cooking gas and is primarily meant for household use. Commercial cylinders commonly come in a 19-kg format and are designed for establishments such as restaurants, hotels and other businesses.

Their prices are also determined separately. As a result, commercial LPG rates can rise or fall even when domestic cylinder prices remain unchanged.

This is exactly what consumers are seeing in October: household LPG prices are stable, while commercial users are paying more following the October 1 revision.

Why LPG Prices Matter During the Festive Season

Cooking gas prices attract particular attention during the festive period because household consumption and overall spending can increase. A rise in domestic LPG prices can directly affect monthly family budgets.

For October 4, however, households have avoided a fresh increase in the price of the 14.2-kg cylinder.

Businesses face a different situation. Higher commercial LPG rates may increase cooking and operating costs for restaurants and other food establishments during a period when demand can also be higher.

What Consumers Should Know

For household consumers, the key update on October 4 is that domestic LPG cylinder prices remain unchanged. A 14.2-kg cylinder continues to cost ₹942 in Delhi, ₹941.50 in Mumbai, ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

Commercial LPG users, meanwhile, are dealing with the price increase that took effect from October 1.

Since LPG prices differ between cities and can be revised periodically, consumers should verify the applicable rate in their location when booking a cylinder. For now, domestic users have some stability in their cooking gas expenses, while restaurants, hotels and other commercial establishments face higher fuel costs this month.