LPG Cylinder Prices Hiked by ₹111 from Jan 1, 2026: Check New Rates
LPG cylinder price hike January 2026: LPG cylinder prices have been revised upward from Thursday, January 1, 2026, marking a sharp beginning to the New Year for businesses across India. Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have increased commercial LPG cylinder prices by up to ₹111, while domestic consumers have been spared from any hike.
The price revision mainly impacts hotels, restaurants, caterers, and industrial users, who depend heavily on commercial LPG cylinders for daily operations.
- Latest LPG Cylinder Prices from January 1, 2026
- Domestic LPG (14.2 kg) – No Change
- Price: ₹853 (Average)
- Status: Unchanged since April 2025
- Example: Bengaluru – ₹855.50
Commercial LPG (19 kg) – Price Hiked
- Price Increase: ₹111 (Approx.)
- City-wise New Rates:
- Delhi: ₹1,691.50
- Mumbai: ₹1,642.50
- Bengaluru: ₹1,764.50
- Chennai: ₹1,849.50
Industrial / Large Commercial LPG (47.5 kg)
Price Hike: ₹274.50
New Price Range: ₹4,407 – ₹4,437
(Varies by state and local taxes)
FTL Small Commercial LPG (5 kg)
Price Increase: ₹27
New Price: ₹350 (Average)
LPG Price List – January 1, 2026 (Quick View)
| LPG Type | Weight | Price Status | New Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic | 14.2 kg | Unchanged | ₹853 |
| Commercial | 19 kg | 🔺 +₹111 | ₹1,691.50 (Delhi) |
| Industrial | 47.5 kg | 🔺 +₹274.50 | ₹4,407 |
| Small Commercial | 5 kg | 🔺 +₹27 | ₹350 |
ATF Prices Cut Amid LPG Hike
In contrast to LPG, Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices were reduced by nearly 7% today, offering relief to airlines even as commercial LPG users face rising costs.
Why were LPG prices increased?
According to OMCs such as IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL, LPG prices are revised monthly based on:
International crude oil prices
Global LPG benchmarks
Currency exchange rate fluctuations
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Has the domestic LPG cylinder price increased today?
No. Domestic LPG (14.2 kg) prices remain unchanged at around ₹853.
Q2. How much has the commercial LPG cylinder price increased?
The 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder price has increased by ₹111 across major cities.
Q3. Which LPG cylinder saw the highest price hike?
The 47.5 kg industrial LPG cylinder, with a hike of ₹274.50, saw the biggest increase.
Q4. Who will be most affected by this LPG price hike?
Hotels, restaurants, catering services, and industrial users will face higher operating costs.
Q5. Are LPG prices revised every month?
Yes. OMCs revise LPG prices on the 1st of every month.
Conclusion
The LPG price hike from January 1, 2026, brings higher costs for commercial and industrial users, while domestic consumers continue to get relief with stable prices. As businesses absorb increased fuel expenses, the contrasting cut in ATF prices provides a limited balance across sectors. Further revisions will depend on global energy trends and currency movements.
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