LPG Prices: Check latest rates in Delhi, Mumbai, and Other Cities

Amidst volatility in international fuel markets, India has witnessed a significant increase in gas cylinder prices in 2026, particularly in the commercial segments.

Post Published By: Sujata Biswal

Updated : 15 April 2026, 6:35 PM IST

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New Delhi: LPG rates in India remain elevated as of April 15, 2026, reflecting ongoing adjustments driven by global energy prices and currency movements. The latest revision in LPG prices in India highlights the continued pressure on both household budgets and commercial establishments.

Amidst volatility in international fuel markets, India has witnessed a significant increase in gas cylinder prices in 2026, particularly in the commercial segments. These changes are part of the regular price revisions undertaken by Oil Marketing Companies based on global benchmarks.

LPG Prices in Major Indian Cities on April 15, 2026

The updated gas rates for domestic (14.2 kg) and commercial (19 kg) cylinders in major metro cities are as follows:

City Domestic LPG (14.2 kg) Commercial LPG (19 kg)

• New Delhi Rs 913.00 Rs 2,078.50
• Kolkata Rs 939.00 Rs 2,208.50
• Mumbai Rs 912.50 Rs 2,031.00
• Chennai Rs 928.50 Rs 2,246.50
• Bengaluru Rs 915.50 Rs 2,161.00
• Hyderabad Rs 965.00 Rs 2,320.50

What is Influencing LPG Prices in India?
Changes in LPG prices in India are primarily influenced by:

• Global LPG Benchmark Rates: Fluctuations in international prices directly impact domestic revisions.
• Rupee-US Dollar Exchange Rate: A weaker Rupee increases import costs.
• Supply Dynamics: Changes in global supply chains and geopolitical factors.

These factors continue to shape the commercial cylinder price landscape today, particularly as businesses grapple with rising input costs. Domestic vs. Commercial Cylinder Pricing
Domestic LPG cylinders (14.2 kg), primarily used for household consumption, remain relatively regulated due to policy support.

In contrast, commercial cylinders (19 kg) are market-linked, making them more susceptible to global price fluctuations. This explains the sharp increase observed in the prices of commercial cylinders in Bengaluru and other cities.