LPG consumers have not received any fresh price relief today, September 4, 2026. Oil marketing companies have kept the rates of domestic and commercial LPG cylinders unchanged, meaning households and businesses will continue to pay the prevailing prices for their cylinders.

LPG prices vary from city to city because of factors such as local taxes, transportation expenses and distribution costs. Consumers planning to book a refill should therefore check the rate applicable in their city before placing an order.

In Delhi, a domestic LPG cylinder is currently priced at ₹942, while a 19-kg commercial cylinder costs ₹2,747.50.

LPG Prices Remain Unchanged Today

There has been no reduction in either domestic or commercial LPG cylinder prices today.

While commercial LPG rates are revised more frequently, domestic cooking-gas prices tend to remain unchanged for longer periods.

Commercial cylinders are primarily used by hotels, restaurants, catering businesses and other commercial establishments. Any change in their price can directly affect operating costs for businesses that depend heavily on cooking gas.

Domestic LPG prices, meanwhile, have a much wider impact because millions of households use cylinders for everyday cooking.

LPG Cylinder Price in Delhi Today

Consumers in the national capital will have to pay ₹942 for a domestic LPG cylinder.

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is available for ₹2,747.50.

The significant difference between domestic and commercial cylinder prices is partly related to their different sizes and intended uses.

Household consumers generally use the standard domestic cylinder, while restaurants, food outlets and other businesses commonly rely on larger commercial cylinders.

LPG Cylinder Rates Across Major Cities

Here are the domestic and commercial LPG prices mentioned for major cities:

*The supplied source lists Bengaluru's commercial LPG price as ₹28,230.50. This figure appears inconsistent with the commercial-cylinder prices listed for other cities and should be independently checked before publication.

Mumbai Has a Lower Rate Than Several Major Cities

According to the supplied rates, Mumbai consumers are paying ₹941.50 for a domestic LPG cylinder, marginally lower than Delhi's ₹942.

A commercial cylinder in Mumbai is listed at ₹2,701, making it cheaper than the corresponding rates given for Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai.

In Kolkata, the domestic cylinder costs ₹968, while the commercial cylinder is priced at ₹2,882.

Chennai consumers are paying ₹957.50 for a domestic cylinder and ₹2,915.50 for a commercial LPG cylinder.

Patna Consumers Pay More for Domestic LPG

Among the cities listed, Patna has one of the highest domestic LPG prices.

A household cylinder there costs ₹1,031.50, while a commercial LPG cylinder is priced at ₹3,027.50.

Dehradun's domestic cylinder is available at ₹961, while the commercial variant costs ₹2,800.

In Bhopal, consumers need to pay ₹947.50 for a domestic cylinder and ₹2,752.50 for a commercial cylinder.

Chandigarh's rates stand at ₹951.50 for the domestic cylinder and ₹2,769.50 for the commercial cylinder.

Why LPG Prices Differ Between Cities

LPG cylinder prices are not necessarily identical across India.

Transportation and distribution costs can contribute to regional variations. Local factors can also affect the final amount consumers pay.

This is why customers should check their city's latest price instead of relying on the rate quoted for Delhi or another major metropolitan area.

Commercial LPG prices can also undergo periodic revisions, so businesses with high gas consumption may notice changes in their monthly operating expenses when cylinder prices are revised.

Check the Price Before Booking a Cylinder

Consumers can check the latest LPG rate before ordering a refill through their gas distributor's official channels.

Verifying the amount beforehand can be particularly useful for commercial customers because their cylinder prices may change more frequently than household LPG rates.

Consumers should also check the final booking amount displayed by their LPG provider, as that is more relevant to the actual amount payable in their location.

Domestic and Commercial LPG Serve Different Needs

Domestic LPG cylinders are intended for household cooking requirements, whereas commercial cylinders are designed for business use.

Restaurants, hotels, roadside eateries, catering companies and other food-related businesses are among the major users of commercial LPG.

Because these businesses can consume multiple cylinders every month, even a relatively small change in commercial LPG rates can affect their expenses.

For households, LPG prices are closely watched because cooking gas remains an essential part of the monthly budget.

LPG Price Today: What Consumers Should Know

For September 4, consumers in the cities listed above are not seeing any fresh reduction in LPG cylinder rates.

Delhi's domestic LPG cylinder remains at ₹942, while the commercial cylinder is priced at ₹2,747.50. Mumbai's domestic cylinder costs ₹941.50, Kolkata's ₹968 and Chennai's ₹957.50.

Rates differ across locations, so consumers should confirm the applicable price at the time of booking.

With commercial LPG prices subject to more frequent revisions, both household consumers and businesses should keep an eye on the latest rates announced by their LPG provider or oil marketing company.