New Delhi: Crude oil prices are currently high due to tensions in the Middle East, which have also driven up CNG prices. Fluctuations in crude oil prices can impact petrol and diesel rates in various countries. Petrol and diesel prices have seen increases so far in 2026. Meanwhile, rising petrol and diesel costs are prompting people to shift their focus toward CNG.
If you own a CNG car, you stand to benefit more compared to using petrol or diesel vehicles. Before refilling your car with CNG, you can check the city-specific rates per kilogram to clear up any confusion regarding pricing. Detailed CNG prices by city are listed below.

CNG prices as of August 25
Delhi: ₹83.09 per kg
Noida: ₹91.7 per kg
Gurgaon: ₹88.12 per kg
Mumbai: ₹86 per kg
Kolkata: ₹99.5 per kg
Chennai: ₹97 per kg
Bengaluru: ₹97 per kg
Bihar: ₹93 per kg
Hyderabad: ₹109 per kg
Ahmedabad: ₹94.02 per kg
Pune: ₹97.5 per kg
Lucknow: ₹99.5 per kg
Jaipur: ₹96.5 per kg
Andhra Pradesh: ₹94.5 per kg
Assam: ₹91 per kg
Chandigarh: ₹99.9 per kg
Gujarat: ₹94.02 per kg
Haryana: ₹94.95 per kg
Himachal Pradesh: ₹100.99 per kg
Punjab: ₹91.33 per kg
Rajasthan: ₹92.44 per kg
Uttar Pradesh: ₹99.5 per kg
West Bengal: ₹104.49 per kg. How much have CNG prices risen?
CNG prices have seen periodic hikes. On May 15, 2026, CNG prices increased by ₹2 per kilogram. Subsequently, the price rose by ₹1 on May 18, followed by another ₹1 increase on May 23. Then, on May 26, a price hike of ₹2 was recorded.

There has been no change in the price since May. Meanwhile, if you are getting CNG filled in your vehicle, it is essential to switch off the engine completely. Additionally, passengers should step out of the vehicle while it is being refuelled; otherwise, it could pose a risk.
When are CNG rates announced?
Customers often wonder when CNG prices are announced. In reality, there is no fixed schedule for announcing or revising CNG prices; instead, gas distribution companies update the rates as needed, based on global market prices and government policies. Currently, CNG is cheaper than petrol and diesel. Moreover, running a vehicle on CNG offers better mileage. Consequently, customers are increasingly showing interest in CNG. The number of CNG stations is also steadily rising on both highways and smaller roads. If you are planning to make a purchase, you can check the rates city-wise.

