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CNG Price in New Delhi
The CNG prices in Delhi are mainly dependent on the prices of natural gas which is abundantly available in some foreign countries including Russia, the United States of America and OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries). Compressed Natural Gas or CNG is a fuel which is obtained by compressing natural gas and mainly contains methane in it. As CNG is procured from foreign markets it is priced in terms of dollars. The base price of the natural gas which is procured from the sources is dollar-linked and hence the entire input price is totally dependent on the value of the U.S. Dollar versus the Indian Rupee. A rise in the value of the dollar makes domestic CNG prices soar up and vice-versa. The CNG is used as a traditional gasoline/internal combustion engine for automobiles. The CNG rates in Delhi will be revised on a regular basis by the gas distributors in India. Indraprastha Gas Limited is the main distributor of CNG/PNG in Delhi city.
Last Months CNG Rate in New Delhi
| Date | Price | Price Change |
|---|---|---|
| January 1, 2026 | ₹77.09 | 0.00 |
| December 1, 2025 | ₹77.09 | 0.00 |
| November 1, 2025 | ₹77.09 | +1.00 |
| October 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | 0.00 |
| September 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | 0.00 |
| August 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | 0.00 |
| July 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | 0.00 |
| June 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | 0.00 |
| May 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | 0.00 |
| April 1, 2025 | ₹76.09 | +1.00 |
Monthly CNG Price in New Delhi : Graphical Representation
About Compressed Natural Gas
Compressed Natural Gas or CNG as it is commonly referred to as is one of the odourless, clean and a non – corrosive gas which can be used as a fuel to run all types of vehicles. It is one of the cheaper, cleaner and more efficient forms of alternative fuel which has a vast range of uses.
The CNG is made by compressing the natural gas which mainly contains methane to less than 1% of the volume that it occupies at the standard atmospheric pressure. The compressed natural gas is usually stored and distributed in hard containers at a high pressure of 20 – 25 Mpa. The CNG is generally stored in a spherical or cylindrical-shaped container.
People are increasingly becoming aware of environmental pollution and its after-effects on nature and on the human race. To help the earth from getting further polluted, most of the countries in the world are modifying the automobile engines to enable them to use CNG instead of traditional fuels like diesel and petrol. Natural gas vehicles are highly used in Iran followed by the Asia – Pacific region and also in Delhi, the national capital of India.
The high rate of pollution in the city of Delhi has forced the residents of the city to switch to natural gas-run vehicles which in the long term will help the city to decrease the pollution to a great extent.
Benefits of Compressed Natural Gas
The following are the benefits of using Compressed Natural Gas:
• It is the most cost-effective fuel available in the world and is much cheaper when compared with diesel and petrol.
• The CNG gas burns cleaner and emits less carbon-di-oxide when compared with traditional fuels like diesel and petrol.
• The CNG is a gaseous form of fuel and it mixes evenly and easily in air.
• In case of a leakage, CNG does not pose any kind of danger to the nearby environment or it does not contaminate the groundwater since the fuel is non-toxic in nature.
• The vehicles run using CNG move quietly and this leads to lesser noise pollution.
• CNG increases the life of the lubricating oils and it does not contaminate the crankcase oil.
• The carbon monoxide gas emitted by burning CNG stands at 44 per cent against the 80 per cent emission of carbon monoxide when petrol and diesel are burnt.
• The cost incurred to buy CNG is comparatively less when compared with the prices of petrol and diesel.
• The flammability rating of CNG is in the range of 5% - 15% which makes it less flammable and safer when compared with other kinds of fuels.
• The greenhouse gas emission due to the burning of CNG is comparatively less when compared with burning traditional fuels.
Indraprastha Gas Limited
The Indraprastha Gas Limited was initiated in the year 1998 and it took over the earlier Delhi City Gas Distribution Project in 1999 from GAIL (India) Limited. The high level of pollution in the national capital has led the government to increase awareness among the residents to rely more on Compressed Natural Gas vehicles over petrol and diesel-run vehicles.
The project was initially started to distribute natural gas in the National Capital Territory of Delhi for domestic, commercial and transportation sectors.
Today, most of the transport sector uses Compressed Natural Gas run vehicles. The domestic and commercial sectors are using Piped Natural Gas. The industrial establishments are using Re Gasified Liquefied Natural Gas (R-LNG).
The Indraprastha Gas Limited continues to cater to the rising demands of the Compressed Natural Gas, as the growing demand for CNG based vehicles in Delhi is picking up gradually.
The growth of more people switching to CNG variant vehicles and the Delhi government’s directive to make all the LCVs in Delhi run on CNG have helped Indraprastha to expand its operations across the length and breadth of the national capital. The company is currently in the mode of expanding its operations across the city by increasing compression capacity by adding more stations.
Disadvantages of CNG
Though CNG has its list of advantages, it does come up with a list of disadvantages for the users. Let’s take a look at it
Limited Availability – The availability of CNG is limited in several cities except for Delhi. One may not find many fuel stations meant for CNG and may find it tough to find in a few states as well.
Boot Space – CNG will occupy the entire boot space in hatchback cars. In the case of sedans and MUVs, one has to let go of the boot space to a great extent to get the CNG cylinder fitted inside the car.
Decreased Performance - The power delivered by the usage of CNG is less compared to that of petrol. Hence many people opt for petrol-driven vehicles over CNG ones.
Short Range – A CNG cylinder will have less capacity compared to a petrol tank. Hence, the car can travel for a shorter distance with a filled-in CNG cylinder. One may end up visiting the CNG stations quite often to get the cylinder filled up and wait in long queues for securing the gas.
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Latest Updates on CNG Price in New Delhi
Today's CNG price in New Delhi is ₹77.09 per kg. This price has remained stable compared to the previous month, where it was also ₹77.09. Over the last few months, the rates have seen minimal fluctuations.
The changes in CNG prices have been primarily due to a stable supply situation and steady demand. In previous months, the prices hovered around ₹76.09 before stabilizing at current levels.
On a global scale, crude oil prices have remained stable in recent weeks, affecting gas prices positively. This stability reflects relatively steady market conditions in the oil sector.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.09, in January 2026.
21 January 2026The CNG price in New Delhi today is ₹77.09. This price has remained unchanged compared to last month. In December 2025, the price was also ₹77.09, continuing a trend of stability. Local factors affecting the price remain consistent amid unchanged tax policies.On a global scale, the market for CNG appears influenced by overall oil pricing and demand sustainability. Prices of crude oil have stabilized, which likely contributes to the current stability in CNG pricing. While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at ₹77.09, in January 2026.
11 January 2026The CNG price in New Delhi today is ₹77.09 per kg. This price has remained stable compared to the previous month. In November 2025, the price was also ₹77.09. The CNG price has held steady since September.
Locally, there have been no significant policy changes affecting the price. However, global crude oil prices have influenced CNG rates overall. These prices reflect the wider market trends affecting energy costs.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.09, in November 2025.
21 December 2025The CNG price in New Delhi today is ₹77.09. This price remains unchanged compared to November 2025, indicating stability in the local market.
For the past ten months, the CNG price has seen minimal fluctuations. In September 2025, it was ₹76.09, and prior to that, it was also ₹76.09 since June 2025.
There are currently no significant local factors impacting the CNG price. However, global oil supply dynamics and market stability have contributed to the steady prices seen recently.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.09, in December 2025.
11 December 2025The current CNG price in New Delhi today is ₹77.09. This price has remained stable compared to last month, with no significant changes. In November 2025, the price was also ₹77.09.
Overall, the CNG price has been consistent over the last few months. It was ₹76.09 in October 2025 and prior months before that. This stability indicates a steady demand in the market without any fluctuations in cost due to major economic disruptions.
The global oil market has shown minor changes recently. This lack of volatility contributes to the stable pricing in local markets like New Delhi. While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.09, in November 2025.
1 December 2025The current CNG price in New Delhi today is ₹77.09 per kilogram. This reflects an increase from ₹76.09 last month in October 2025.
The rise in prices can be attributed to recent adjustments in local market conditions. With a stable rate for months prior, such shifts indicate possible fluctuations in supply and demand dynamics.
Globally, prices have also been influenced by ongoing trends in crude oil markets. These include production cuts by major oil-producing countries and shifts in global economic conditions.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 77.09, in November 2025.
21 November 2025The CNG price in New Delhi today is ₹76.09. This price has remained unchanged compared to October 2025. Over the last month, the price has shown stability, with no fluctuations reported. This consistency is attributed to stable supply and demand in the region.
Local factors such as unchanged tax policies have also contributed to the stable price. Nationally, the CNG market is influenced by global oil trends, which have been moderate. Prices for crude oil have seen little movement, ensuring that CNG prices remain steady.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at ₹76.09, in November 2025.
11 November 2025Today's CNG price in New Delhi stands at Rs. 76.09. Compared to the previous month, the price remains unchanged. For the past several months, CNG prices have maintained a stable trend, with no fluctuations since March 2025. The stability in CNG price today highlights its consistent performance in the capital city over recent months.
No local tax changes or government announcements have greatly influenced the price. However, the global market has been observing steady oil production rates which may have contributed to this stability.
Over on a global scale, oil markets maintain a steady outlook due to ongoing production levels. Supply and demand balance globally keeps CNG prices consistent. Consumers behold the stable pricing as it relieves them from unexpected price surges.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 76.09, in October 2025.
21 October 2025Today's CNG price in New Delhi is Rs. 76.09. The price has remained the same since April 2025. This stability is due to steady local supplies and government policies. Prices in the past months were also Rs. 76.09.
Global oil prices influence the CNG market worldwide. Recent trends show that crude oil prices are stable, keeping CNG rates unaffected. This global stability helps maintain consistent local prices. No major tax changes or policy shifts have occurred lately, supporting steady prices.
Compared to earlier months, the CNG price has not changed in New Delhi for several months. The price remained Rs. 75.09 in January 2025, then increased to Rs. 76.09 in March 2025 and stayed constant since. This indicates a period of price stability.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at Rs. 76.09, in March 2025, and it has remained stable since then.
1 October 2025Today’s CNG price in New Delhi is ₹76.09 per kilogram. It remains unchanged from August 2025, showing a stable trend over the past few months. The prices have stayed steady, with only a slight increase from ₹75.09 in March 2025.
This stability is mainly due to global crude oil prices, which have not seen significant changes recently. International oil market trends influence local CNG rates. Global oil prices now hold steady after fluctuations earlier this year.
Local factors, such as taxes or government policies in New Delhi, have not changed recently. This helps keep fuel prices stable. The government’s current policies and global crude oil market influence the cost of CNG.
Overall, global trends suggest stable crude oil prices, which help keep CNG prices steady. As a cleaner fuel, CNG remains popular for its lower emissions and cost-effectiveness. Market experts expect prices to stay stable soon.
While comparing with prices in the last 10 months in New Delhi, the highest CNG rate is recorded at ₹76.09 in September 2025.
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