CNG Price Today: Rates Jump By Rs. 2 In Delhi, Mumbai After Petrol-Diesel Hike; Check How Much More You'll Pay

Just hours after petrol and diesel prices hike, consumers are now facing another fuel shock as Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) prices have been increased across several major cities including Delhi-NCR and Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).

Leading city gas distributors have raised CNG prices by Rs. 2 per kg amid rising global crude oil prices and growing pressure on oil marketing companies due to the ongoing Middle East crisis.

CNG prices hiked in Delhi, Mumbai

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) prices in Delhi were increased by Rs. 2 per kg on Friday, taking the retail rate from Rs. 77.09 per kg to Rs. 79.09 per kg.

CNG prices hike was announced today shortly after petrol and diesel prices were raised by Rs. 3 per litre across India.

Meanwhile, Mahanagar Gas Limited (MGL) also announced a Rs. 2 per kg increase in CNG prices across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region with effect from midnight of May 14, 2026.

After the revision, CNG in Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai and nearby areas will now cost Rs. 84 per kg. The revised rates came into

Cities where CNG prices increased

The CNG price hike has impacted several cities across North India.

Delhi-NCR CNG prices
Delhi: Rs. 79.09/kg
Noida: Around Rs. 84/kg
Greater Noida: Around Rs. 84/kg
Ghaziabad: Around Rs. 84/kg
Gurugram: Around Rs. 87-88/kg
Meerut: Around Rs. 91/kg
Kanpur: Around Rs. 91/kg
Mumbai Metropolitan Region CNG prices
Mumbai: Rs. 84/kg
Thane: Rs. 84/kg
Navi Mumbai: Rs. 84/kg
Adjoining MMR regions: Rs. 84/kg

Cities where CNG prices remain unchanged

While Delhi and Mumbai are seeing a hike in CNG prices, several cities have not reported any revision yet. Including Bengaluru where CNG price remains at Rs. 90/kg. Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata and Several other Tier-2 cities have CNG Prices unchanged for now.

How much extra consumers will pay

The latest CNG price hike is expected to directly impact daily commuters and public transport operators.

For example, a consumer filling 10 kg of CNG weekly will now pay around Rs. 20 extra per refill and the Monthly expenses may rise by nearly Rs. 80. Auto-rickshaw drivers, taxi operators and bus services may witness higher running costs. Transport fare revisions could be considered if fuel prices continue to rise.

Why CNG prices are increasing?

The latest increase in CNG price today have been announced after a sharp rise in global crude oil prices triggered by tensions in the Middle East and fears over disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz shipping route.

Currently Brent crude jumped 2.69% to $104.01 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose 2.54% to $97.84 per barrel Rising geopolitical tensions and supply concerns have pushed energy prices higher globally, putting pressure on India's fuel pricing system.

Despite rising fuel prices and global uncertainty, the Centre has assured citizens that there is no shortage of petrol, diesel, LPG or CNG in the country.

Union petroleum and natural gas minister Hardeep Singh Puri recently stated that India has managed to maintain uninterrupted fuel supplies despite rising crude oil prices and global disruptions.

The minister also said domestic LPG production has been increased significantly to meet growing demand and ensure energy security.