Adani CNG price in Ahmedabad rises to ₹100.77/kg after ₹2.30 hike

By Tushita · 5 Nov, 2026

Adani Total Gas has raised CNG in Ahmedabad by ₹2.30 per kg to ₹100.77, taking the rate above ₹100 for the first time. The local revision lifts running costs for CNG car and commercial users.

Adani CNG price in Ahmedabad rises to ₹100.77/kg after ₹2.30 hike

Adani Total Gas has increased the CNG price at its Ahmedabad outlets by ₹2.30 per kg on 5 Nov 2026, taking the listed rate from ₹98.47 to ₹100.77 per kg. The company’s official CNG price page shows ₹100.77 per kg inclusive of taxes, effective 05/11/2026; a PTI report carried by Rediff Moneynews and separate DeshGujarat reporting confirm the local revision. For drivers, the change raises the cost of every refill, but it is a distributor- and city-specific move rather than a nationwide CNG price order.

That distinction matters because CNG prices depend on the city gas distributor and service area. The Ahmedabad figure should not be used as the rate for every CNG station in Gujarat or India. Owners and operators who refuel at affected Adani Total Gas outlets need to update their running-cost calculations from the effective date.

Key takeaways

Adani Total Gas lists Ahmedabad CNG at ₹100.77 per kg, inclusive of taxes, effective 5 Nov 2026.
PTI and DeshGujarat report a ₹2.30-per-kg increase from ₹98.47, taking the rate above ₹100 per kg for the first time.
The immediate impact is on CNG cars, auto-rickshaws, taxis, delivery vehicles and other fleets refuelling at the affected Ahmedabad outlets.
An illustrative 8-kg weekly user would pay ₹18.40 more per week, or ₹73.60 over four similar weeks, based only on the reported ₹2.30-per-kg rise.

What changed in Ahmedabad

The revised CNG price is a retail change by Adani Total Gas. The official company page records the new ₹100.77-per-kg rate as inclusive of all taxes and gives 5 Nov 2026 as its effective date. Rediff’s PTI report states that the rate moved from ₹98.47 to ₹100.77 per kg after a ₹2.30 increase. DeshGujarat independently reports the same figures and says the Ahmedabad rate has crossed the ₹100-per-kg mark for the first time.

Nothing in the current sources establishes a new central excise, GST or nationwide CNG policy change alongside this revision. It should therefore be read as a local supplier-price update. Rates at other distributors or in other cities can be different, even on the same date.

Why the increase matters for vehicle budgets

The direct effect is ₹2.30 for every kilogram purchased at the revised rate. For a vehicle that uses an illustrative 8 kg of CNG in a week, the extra cost is ₹18.40 for that week. If the same usage continues for four weeks, the additional amount is ₹73.60. These are simple calculations from the reported 5 Nov 2026 increase, not an estimate of average consumption; actual spending depends on the vehicle, traffic, route and refuelling pattern.

The effect is more frequent for commercial users because fuel is a recurring operating input. An auto-rickshaw or taxi may feel the change through repeated daily refills, while a delivery or school-transport operator may see it in the cost of each route. A higher fuel input does not automatically mean a fare revision: passenger fares, delivery charges and school-van fees depend on the operator and any applicable local process.

Who is affected—and who is not

The confirmed change applies to customers buying Adani Total Gas CNG in Ahmedabad. Private CNG-car owners, auto-rickshaw drivers, taxi operators, delivery fleets and other commercial vehicles are the most direct users to check. PTI, quoting the Federation of Gujarat Petroleum Dealers Association, described the new Ahmedabad CNG price as close to local petrol prices, but the current revision does not make CNG rates uniform across the market.

Drivers who use another supplier, refuel outside Ahmedabad or switch between city gas networks should verify the applicable rate rather than assume that ₹100.77 per kg applies to them. The CNG price directory by city is a useful starting point, but the pump display and the supplier’s own listing remain the final checks before refuelling.

What drivers should check now

Confirm the supplier and effective rate. Check that the station is an Adani Total Gas outlet in Ahmedabad and compare the displayed price with the supplier’s listing dated 5 Nov 2026.
Recalculate cost per kilometre. Record kilograms filled and kilometres covered over a normal week. This gives a more useful budget figure than comparing fuel prices alone.
Update trip or route budgets. Use the Fuel Cost Calculator for a planned journey, and revise recurring route or delivery sheets if the affected vehicle refuels at the revised rate.
Check prices when travelling. CNG rates can change by distributor and city, so consult the live fuel-price pages before a longer trip rather than carrying Ahmedabad’s rate into another location.

What to watch next

The latest move follows an earlier 23 Oct 2026 revision. DeshGujarat reported that the previous increase was ₹4.45 per kg, while ET EnergyWorld’s PTI report on that earlier change said Adani Total Gas had cited higher international LNG costs, lower domestic gas availability and upstream supply curtailments. That explanation relates to the earlier revision; it should not be treated as a confirmed reason for the 5 Nov change unless the company issues a fresh statement.

The next useful signals will be whether Adani Total Gas changes prices in other service areas, whether competing city-gas distributors announce separate revisions, and whether Ahmedabad transport operators seek fare or other relief through the appropriate local channels. Until then, the confirmed update is limited to the ₹2.30-per-kg increase and the ₹100.77-per-kg Ahmedabad listing effective 5 Nov 2026.

Reader takeaway

For an Ahmedabad driver using Adani Total Gas CNG, the rate to budget from 5 Nov 2026 is ₹100.77 per kg inclusive of taxes. The practical response is to verify the rate at the station, track actual kilograms and distance, and update the relevant trip or monthly cost figure. For all other drivers, the key point is scope: check the distributor and city before assuming that this local price revision applies to the fuel they buy.