CNG Price in India

As of today, the CNG price in India is ₹80.50 per kg. This price remains stable compared to previous months.

In February 2026, the price was also ₹80.50, indicating no changes over the last month.

This steady price pattern reflects a balance in local supply and demand dynamics within the country.

Globally, the oil market has shown stable trends, which likely contributes to these consistent prices.

While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in India, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 80.50, in March 2026.

The CNG price today in India is ₹77.00. This rate has remained stable over the past months, with no changes recorded since January 2026. The price has stayed constant at ₹77.00 for three consecutive months.

Locally, the reasons for this stability include consistent supply chains and regulatory environments. Meanwhile, global oil prices have not seen significant fluctuations, keeping domestic prices steady. Such a scenario is favorable for consumers as it ensures budget predictability.

While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in India, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.00, in January 2026.

The CNG price in India today is ₹77.00 per kg. This rate has remained unchanged compared to the previous month. There has been no increase or decrease in cost since January 2026.

Looking at the historical data, the CNG price has shown stability over the last several months, holding at ₹77.00 from February 2026 back to January 2026. There are no significant local factors affecting the pricing at this time.

Globally, the oil market has been stabilizing, which contributes to maintaining these prices. Despite minor fluctuations, the overall trend for CNG prices remains consistent.

While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in India, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.00, in January 2026.

As of September 17, 2024, CNG prices in India ranged from Rs. 75/- to Rs. 90.5/- per Kg. Specific city prices included Delhi at Rs. 75.09/-, Chennai and Kolkata at Rs. 88.5/-, Bangalore at Rs. 83/-, and Hyderabad at Rs. 92/- per kg.

CNG is a more affordable alternative to petrol and diesel in India. CNG cars offer approximately 40% and 25% savings compared to their petrol and diesel counterparts, respectively. This significant cost advantage has made CNG an attractive option for many consumers in India.

The Indian government has been actively promoting the use of CNG through various initiatives. These initiatives include providing subsidies to encourage the purchase of CNG vehicles, expanding the network of CNG stations across the country, and implementing policies that favor the use of CNG over traditional fuels.

Crude oil prices are facing pressure due to conflicting signals regarding global supply and demand. Investors are closely monitoring the impact of Hurricane Francine on U.S. production and anticipating the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. As per latest reports The hurricane has disrupted 16% of natural gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

Spot Natural Gas prices today are trading at $ 2.4/- per barrel, up by 1.6%.

On average, India CNG rates today stay between Rs. 75/- to Rs. 89.5/- per litre for consumers. Today Chennai CNG rates stand at Rs. 88.5/- per liter while Kolkata CNG prices today are around Rs. 88.5/- per liter. CNG prices in Meerut today are holding a grip at Rs. 81/- per litre, and Delhi CNG rates today are around Rs. 75.09/- per litre, the same as the previous month. The CNG rate in Hyderabad today stands at Rs. 92/- per litre.

CNG is one of the significant fuels required for personal to industrial purposes throughout South Asian countries, where the middle-income population stands higher than. The various necessities of CNG for the general population ensure consistent demand is generated higher from urban regions like Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, Chandigarh and Kolkata. Since CNG prices in India today are tightly regulated by the state and central government, international turmoil has the least implications on CNG prices in India.

Commodity segments are moving in a mixed manner with oil trades holding a grip above the previous range, maintaining a positive outlook ahead. Investors around the globe would expect the Asian and US capital market performance to have a major influence on crude oil demand.

The US dollar index sustaining the uncertain market pressure, while the interest rate expectations by the US Federal Reserve ahead, might push investors away from energy and commodity trades by the end of this month.

International Crude oil prices today are floating around $ 75.7/- per barrel, falling $ 2.4/- or 3.12% since yesterday's closing.

GAIL India on Saturday declared reduction in the price of compressed natural gas (CNG) by Rs 2.50 per kg in 20 cities across India. These latest move has brightened prospects of petrol and diesel price cuts as well as state-run energy firms are bringing down retail prices of fuels ahead of the 2024 general elections.

The “substantial reduction” in CNG prices has been introduced across India in areas under its operation, GAIL said on Saturday. The reduction in prices ranged from 2.7% to 3.6% in 20 places including Varanasi, Jamshedpur, Bhubaneshwar, Cuttack, Dewas, Meerut, Sonepat, Dehradun, Puri and Adityapur, according to reports.

GAIL’s move matches with the move of 3leading state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) -- Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum – reducing cooking gas rates by Rs 100/cylinder for all 360 million customers, as declared by PM Narendra Modi on Friday.

CNG cars produceslesser pollutants and greenhouse gases than petrol cars, making them a more environmental-friendly alternatives. CNG is also less expensive than petrol, resulting in lower fuel costs for CNG car owners.