Gas Cylinder Prices Today, November 3: Commercial LPG Costly At Rs 3,117.50; Check City-Wise LPG Rates

Gas cylinder prices are above Rs 1,000 in domestic bottles called 14.2 Kg, while commercial LPG has risen to above Rs 3,117 in just one city. On November 3, 2026, LPG prices are unchanged after the hike of Rs 10 to Rs 17 in the start of the month. The new rates are only applicable in 19 Kg LPG bottles. Notably, the 14.2 Kg LPG prices haven't been revised since June 7, 2026.

Gas Cylinder Prices Hike November 2026:

Oil marketing companies (OMCs) hiked commercial LPG prices by Rs 10 each in cities like Delhi and Gurgaon. The lowest hike is of Rs 8 in Jaipur, while the highest hike is in cities of Kolkata and Patna. But commercial LPGs are also hiked by Rs 10.50 in Mumbai and Chandigarh, and the rates were hiked by Rs 11 in Bangalore and raised by Rs 11.50 and Rs 12.50 in other southern cities like Chennai and Thiruvananthapuram. A hike of Rs 16 is imposed on 19 Kg LPGs sold in Bhubaneswar.

These were hiked on November 1, 2026 and the new LPG prices have been revised since then.

Commercial LPG Prices Today, November 3, 2026

The most expensive commercial LPG cylinders are sold in Patna at Rs 3,117,50 per cylinder, followed by Rs 3,004 rate in Bhubaneswar. LPH is above Rs 2,900 in other cities like Kolkata to Rs 2,971, in Chennai at Rs 2,994.50, and in Bangalore at Rs 2,909.

LPG is cheapest in Mumbai at Rs 2,777.50 per cylinder. Opposite to the financial hub, LPG costs at Rs 2,820 in Delhi, at Rs 2,838 in Gurgaon, at Rs 2,843.50 in Chandigarh, at Rs 2,847 in Jaipur and at Rs 2,861.50 in Thiruvananthapuram.

Domestic LPG Prices Today, November 3, 2026:

Since there has been no change in 14.2 Kg bottles, the domestic LPG prices remain same as yesterday. The cheapest 14.2 Kg LPG cylinder is available in Mumbai at Rs 941.50, followed by Rs 942 in Delhi, at Rs 944.50 in Bangalore, at Rs 945.50 in Jaipur, at Rs 950.50 in Gurgaon, at Rs 951 in Thiruvananthapuram, and at Rs 951.50 in Chandigarh.

The domestic LPG is most expensive at Rs 1,031.50 in Patna, followed by Rs 968 in Bhubaneswar and at Rs 957.50 in Chennai.

A latest report revealed that India's LPG consumption has touched 8-month low of 2.61 million tonnes despite supply rising from US and Algeria markets amidst blockade at the Strait of Hormuz due to the West Asia conflict. On month-on-month basis, LPG consumption rose by 2.8% but declined by 9% year-on-year.