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New Delhi: Amidst the skyrocketing prices of petrol and diesel, a relief news has emerged today for crores of drivers using CNG. According to the latest update of the year 2026, there has been no change in the prices of CNG in most of the big and small cities of the country. In this era of rising inflation, the stability of fuel prices is being considered a big positive sign for the general public, especially auto-taxi drivers and the middle class.
Condition of metro cities: What are the prices from Delhi to Mumbai?
CNG rates remain almost the same in the country’s capital and economic capital. CNG price in Delhi and NCR areas ₹77.09 per kilogram rests on. At the same time, in Mayanagari Mumbai also this ₹77.00 is stable at the level of. Talking about South India, prices are slightly higher in Chennai. ₹91.50 and in Bengaluru ₹90.10 per kilogram have been recorded. CNG in Hyderabad ₹96.00 Currently at the most expensive level.
Relief in small towns: Price situation in UP-Rajasthan
No increase has been seen in major cities of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan either. Prices have remained the same in industrial areas like Meerut, Sonipat and Rewari. CNG in Mathura ₹93.85in Firozabad ₹93.91 and in Bharatpur ₹92.50 Available at per kilogram price. Due to stability in prices, there will be no increase in the cost of local transport and freight in these cities at present.
Minor movement in some states: Where did the prices increase?
Although prices are stable in most states, slight changes have been recorded in some select places. CNG prices in Chandigarh ₹0.50 There has been an increase of ₹, making the new rate ₹91.50. Apart from this, in hilly and union territories like Himachal Pradesh and Dadra Nagar Haveli. ₹1.00 An increase of up to. Prices have remained completely stable in big states like Bihar, Jharkhand, Karnataka and Rajasthan.
Why are prices not increasing? expert opinion
According to market experts, CNG prices are under control due to stability in natural gas prices in the international market and better balance of domestic supply. The current policies of the government are also helping in keeping fuel prices within a limited range. Unless there is a big jump in the prices of crude oil and gas globally, CNG rates in the domestic market are expected to remain stable.
Direct impact on general public and transport
The biggest benefit of stable CNG prices goes to the common man’s pocket. The possibility of increase in fares for auto, e-rickshaw and taxi services is reduced, providing relief to office goers and students who commute daily. Also, transportation of fruits and vegetables through commercial vehicles running on CNG remains cheap, due to which the prices of food items also remain under control.