LPG Price Today, August 10, 2026: LPG cylinder prices continue to vary considerably across India, with consumers paying different amounts depending on their city and region. While Mumbai remains among the cheapest major cities for both domestic and commercial LPG, consumers in remote and hilly locations such as Leh are paying significantly higher rates.

According to the latest available rates for August 10, a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹941.50 in Mumbai, while the price in Leh is ₹1,179. Commercial LPG prices also show a wide regional difference, ranging from ₹2,691.50 for a 19-kg cylinder in Mumbai to ₹3,376.50 in Leh.

The differences do not necessarily indicate a fresh nationwide LPG price revision on August 10. Commercial LPG prices were revised from August 1, while domestic cylinder rates in major metros have remained at their previously revised levels.

Here is a closer look at LPG cylinder prices across different parts of India.

LPG Prices in Major Metro Cities

Mumbai currently has the lowest domestic LPG price among the four major metros. A 14.2-kg cylinder costs ₹941.50 in the city.

Delhi is only slightly higher at ₹942, while consumers in Chennai pay ₹957.50. Kolkata has the highest domestic LPG price among the four metros at ₹968.

Commercial LPG prices were revised at the beginning of August. Mumbai again has the lowest rate among these metros at ₹2,691.50 for a 19-kg cylinder.

North India LPG Rates: Delhi, Jaipur, Leh and More

LPG prices differ substantially across northern India. Delhi consumers are paying ₹942 for a domestic cylinder, while the price in Jaipur stands at ₹947.

Gurugram's domestic LPG rate is ₹950.50, while consumers in Amritsar pay ₹983. The price rises further to ₹986.50 in Shimla.

Leh is considerably more expensive, with a domestic LPG cylinder priced at ₹1,179.

Some domestic LPG prices in northern India are:

• Delhi: ₹942
• Jaipur: ₹947
• Gurugram: ₹950.50
• Amritsar: ₹983
• Shimla: ₹986.50
• Srinagar: ₹1,058
• Leh: ₹1,179

Commercial LPG prices also vary widely. A 19-kg cylinder costs ₹2,738 in Delhi, ₹2,755 in Gurugram and ₹2,760 in Chandigarh. The price increases to ₹3,044 in Srinagar and reaches ₹3,376.50 in Leh.

South India LPG Prices

Southern cities also show noticeable variations in domestic and commercial cylinder prices.

A domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹944.50 in Bengaluru, making it one of the more affordable locations in the region. Chennai's domestic cylinder rate stands at ₹957.50, while Puducherry is priced at ₹954.

Hyderabad consumers are paying ₹994 for a domestic cylinder, while the rate in Chittoor is ₹1,008.50.

The Andaman region is relatively expensive, with a domestic cylinder costing around ₹1,018 and a commercial cylinder priced at ₹3,206.50.

For commercial users, Hyderabad and Chennai both have rates around ₹2,985, while Thiruvananthapuram's commercial LPG cylinder costs around ₹2,744.

Mumbai Has One of the Lowest LPG Rates in Western India

Mumbai continues to stand out for comparatively lower LPG prices.

The domestic 14.2-kg cylinder costs ₹941.50, while the commercial 19-kg cylinder is available for ₹2,691.50.

In Ahmedabad, the corresponding rates are ₹949 and ₹2,758. Consumers in Daman pay ₹956.50 for domestic LPG and ₹2,736.50 for commercial LPG.

Goa's domestic cylinder is priced at around ₹956, while a commercial cylinder costs approximately ₹2,815.

Regional differences mean consumers elsewhere in Gujarat can face somewhat higher prices, with domestic and commercial cylinder rates reaching around ₹967 and ₹2,831, respectively.

LPG Rates in Bhopal, Lucknow, Ranchi and Patna

Among several cities in central and adjoining parts of India, Bhopal has comparatively lower LPG rates.

A domestic cylinder in Bhopal costs around ₹970, while a commercial cylinder is priced at ₹2,746.

In Lucknow, consumers pay around ₹979.50 for domestic LPG and ₹2,860.50 for commercial LPG.

Prices rise further in Ranchi, where a domestic cylinder costs ₹999.50 and a commercial cylinder is around ₹2,922.

Patna is considerably more expensive. The domestic cylinder rate is approximately ₹1,040, while the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder costs around ₹3,032.50.

Raipur consumers are paying about ₹1,013 for a domestic cylinder and ₹2,965 for the commercial variant.

Northeast India Sees Wide Differences in LPG Prices

LPG prices show some of their largest regional variations in the northeastern states, particularly between accessible cities and remote or hilly locations.

Dibrugarh in Assam is among the cheaper locations in the region, with a domestic cylinder priced at ₹949 and a commercial cylinder at ₹2,825.50.

In Kohima, the respective rates are approximately ₹961 and ₹2,848.50.

At the other end, North Tripura has substantially higher prices. A domestic LPG cylinder costs around ₹1,119.50, while a commercial cylinder is priced at approximately ₹3,256.50.

Gangtok also has relatively high rates, with domestic LPG costing ₹1,094.50 and commercial LPG around ₹3,248.50.

Domestic cylinder prices are close to ₹1,100 in Aizawl and West Imphal as well.

Why Do LPG Cylinder Prices Differ From City to City?

Consumers may wonder why the same LPG cylinder costs significantly more in one part of India than another.

Transportation expenses, distribution costs, geographical conditions and other local factors can influence the final retail price.

This impact can become particularly noticeable in remote, mountainous and island regions where moving LPG cylinders from supply points to distributors involves higher logistical costs.

As a result, consumers in cities such as Mumbai and Delhi may pay substantially less than customers in places such as Leh and some northeastern locations.

LPG Price Today: Check Your City's Rate Before Booking

LPG rates on August 10 underline the significant difference in cylinder prices across India. Among major cities, Mumbai remains particularly affordable at ₹941.50 for a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder and ₹2,691.50 for a 19-kg commercial cylinder.

At the higher end, consumers in Leh are paying ₹1,179 for a domestic cylinder and ₹3,376.50 for a commercial cylinder.

Since LPG prices can differ by location and commercial cylinder rates are subject to periodic revision, consumers should check the latest price applicable to their distributor and city when booking a refill.