LPG Cylinder Price Today: LPG cylinder prices remain an important part of the monthly budget for households as well as businesses. With the festive season underway, any increase in cooking-gas prices can directly affect household expenses, while changes in commercial LPG rates can raise operating costs for restaurants, hotels and catering businesses.

As of October 7, 2026, there has been no change in the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder during October. Commercial consumers, however, are paying more after the price of the 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder was increased from October 1.

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

Domestic LPG Cylinder Price Today

Households have received some relief this month as domestic cooking-gas prices have remained unchanged so far in October.

According to the rates provided, the price of a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi stands at ₹942. Mumbai consumers are paying ₹941.50, while the rate is ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

Here are the reported domestic LPG prices across major cities:

Among these cities, Ranchi has a domestic cylinder price of ₹1,010.50, while Mumbai's reported rate is ₹941.50.

Consumers should remember that LPG prices can vary between locations because of factors such as local transportation and distribution costs.

Commercial LPG Became Costlier From October 1

While domestic LPG rates have remained stable, businesses using commercial LPG cylinders have faced an increase this month.

The price revision for 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders took effect on October 1, 2026.

Commercial LPG cylinders are widely used by restaurants, hotels, caterers, roadside food businesses and other commercial establishments.

Following the revision, a 19 kg cylinder in Delhi costs ₹2,810.

The reported commercial LPG prices across major cities are:

According to the information provided, the commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi became ₹62.50 more expensive, taking its price to ₹2,810.

Mumbai also witnessed an increase of around ₹63, while the extent of the revision differed across cities.

Domestic vs Commercial LPG: What Changed in October?

The biggest takeaway for LPG consumers this month is that domestic and commercial cylinders have moved differently.

The 14.2 kg domestic cylinder has not become costlier so far in October, according to the supplied rates.

In contrast, the 19 kg commercial cylinder was revised upward from October 1.

This distinction matters because domestic LPG is primarily used for household cooking, while commercial cylinders are used by businesses.

Therefore, an increase in commercial LPG prices does not automatically mean that households will have to pay more for their domestic cylinders.

Why Do LPG Prices Change?

LPG prices can be influenced by several domestic and international factors.

Global LPG prices, crude-oil movements, currency fluctuations, the rupee-dollar exchange rate and government policies can all play a role.

Oil marketing companies periodically review LPG prices, but domestic and commercial cylinders do not necessarily receive identical revisions.

This is why commercial LPG prices can increase while domestic LPG rates remain unchanged.

What Does It Mean for Households?

For households, the absence of a domestic LPG price hike means that there has been no additional cylinder-price burden in October so far compared with the rate prevailing before the latest commercial revision.

A Delhi household buying a standard 14.2 kg domestic cylinder continues to pay ₹942 based on the rates provided.

Similarly, the reported domestic rates remain ₹941.50 in Mumbai, ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

This can be particularly important during the festive period, when many households may already be dealing with higher spending on food, travel and other expenses.

Restaurants and Hotels Face Higher LPG Costs

The situation is different for commercial users.

Restaurants, hotels, catering companies and other food businesses that depend heavily on 19 kg cylinders now have to account for the higher LPG cost.

For businesses that consume multiple cylinders every month, even a relatively small increase per cylinder can result in a noticeable rise in monthly operating expenses.

For example, a business using 20 commercial cylinders in a month would see the impact multiplied across all cylinders purchased at the revised rate.

Whether businesses pass these higher costs on to customers through food prices will depend on their overall costs and pricing decisions.

Hyderabad Commercial LPG Crosses ₹3,000

Among the cities listed in the supplied data, commercial LPG costs more than ₹3,000 per 19 kg cylinder in some locations.

The reported price in Hyderabad is ₹3,058.50, while Coimbatore's rate is ₹3,002.50.

Ranchi stands at ₹2,988, Chennai at ₹2,978.50 and Kolkata at ₹2,946.50.

Mumbai's reported commercial rate is ₹2,763.50, while Delhi stands at ₹2,810.

These differences show why consumers and businesses should check rates applicable to their own city rather than relying on the price quoted for another location.

LPG Prices on October 7: Key Takeaway

For LPG consumers, the October price picture is mixed.

Households have avoided an increase in the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder price so far this month, while businesses have had to absorb a higher cost for 19 kg commercial cylinders since October 1, 2026.

In Delhi, the domestic cylinder remains at ₹942, whereas the commercial cylinder costs ₹2,810.

Mumbai's reported prices are ₹941.50 and ₹2,763.50 respectively, while Kolkata stands at ₹968 and ₹2,946.50. In Chennai, the corresponding rates are ₹957.50 and ₹2,978.50.

Consumers should check the latest rate applicable in their city when booking a refill, as LPG prices can differ by location and may be revised in future price reviews.