Consumers waiting for relief in domestic LPG cylinder prices have not received a price cut as of October 3, 2026. Oil marketing companies have updated LPG rates for the day, with the price of the commonly used 14.2-kg domestic cylinder remaining unchanged in major cities.

While household LPG rates have remained stable, commercial LPG consumers are dealing with higher prices compared with September in several cities. The 19-kg commercial cylinder, widely used by restaurants, hotels, eateries and other businesses, continues to cost substantially more than a domestic cylinder.

In Delhi, a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder is priced at ₹942, while the 19-kg commercial cylinder is available at ₹2,810.

The commercial cylinder had been priced at ₹2,747.50 in Delhi in September, meaning businesses are now paying ₹62.50 more per cylinder based on the rates cited.

LPG Price in Delhi Today

There is no reduction in the domestic LPG cylinder price in the national capital.

Consumers in Delhi continue to pay ₹942 for a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder.

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder, meanwhile, is priced at ₹2,810.

Commercial LPG prices are particularly important for food businesses because frequent changes in cylinder costs can influence their operating expenses.

LPG Cylinder Prices Across Major Cities

LPG rates vary from one city to another because of factors such as local taxes, transportation and distribution-related costs.

Here are the LPG prices cited for major cities on October 3, 2026:

Among the cities listed above, Mumbai has one of the lowest domestic cylinder prices at ₹941.50, while consumers in Ranchi are paying ₹1,010.50 for a 14.2-kg cylinder.

For commercial LPG, the listed price exceeds ₹3,000 in Hyderabad and Coimbatore.

Domestic LPG Prices Remain Important for Household Budgets

The 14.2-kg LPG cylinder is widely used by households for cooking, which makes any change in its retail price important for monthly family budgets.

Even a relatively small increase or reduction can have an impact on household expenses, particularly for families that depend entirely on LPG for cooking.

For now, consumers in the cities listed above will continue to purchase domestic cylinders at the prevailing rates.

In Delhi, the price remains ₹942, while Mumbai consumers pay ₹941.50. The domestic cylinder costs ₹968 in Kolkata, ₹944.50 in Bengaluru and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

Hyderabad has a comparatively higher listed rate of ₹994, while Ranchi's price stands above the ₹1,000 mark at ₹1,010.50.

Commercial LPG Prices Matter for Restaurants and Businesses

Commercial LPG cylinders are primarily used by restaurants, hotels, catering businesses, food stalls and other establishments requiring larger quantities of cooking gas.

Unlike domestic LPG prices, commercial cylinder prices can be revised more frequently depending on market conditions and pricing decisions.

The higher commercial LPG price can affect businesses that consume several cylinders every month.

In Delhi, for example, the commercial cylinder price cited for September was ₹2,747.50, compared with ₹2,810 in October.

That represents an increase of ₹62.50 per 19-kg cylinder.

A restaurant consuming 10 commercial cylinders in a month would therefore face ₹625 in additional cylinder costs compared with the earlier rate, assuming consumption remains unchanged.

Why LPG Prices Can Differ Between Cities

Consumers may notice that LPG cylinders do not have exactly the same retail price across India.

The final selling price can vary because of transportation expenses, local distribution costs and other location-specific components.

This is why a domestic cylinder can cost ₹941.50 in Mumbai but ₹1,010.50 in Ranchi according to the listed rates.

Consumers should therefore check the price applicable to their own city rather than relying on the rate quoted for Delhi or another major metropolitan area.

Check the Latest Rate Before Booking a Cylinder

LPG consumers should verify the applicable cylinder price through their authorised distributor or oil marketing company's official booking platform before making a payment.

This is particularly useful when prices have recently been revised.

Customers should also be cautious of fraudulent messages promising unusually large LPG subsidies, free cylinders or instant refunds in exchange for bank details, OTPs or payments through unknown links.

What Consumers Should Know

As of October 3, 2026, the domestic LPG prices listed for major cities continue without the relief many households may have been hoping for.

Delhi consumers are paying ₹942 for a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder, while Mumbai's listed rate is ₹941.50, Kolkata's ₹968, Chennai's ₹957.50 and Hyderabad's ₹994.

The bigger change is visible on the commercial side. In Delhi, a 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,810, compared with the cited September price of ₹2,747.50.

Since LPG prices and applicable benefits can vary by location and consumer category, customers should always confirm the final payable amount at the time of booking.