Ahmedabad CNG price rises ₹4.45/kg to ₹98.47 at Adani outlets

By Rahul Goyal · 23 Oct, 2026

Adani Total Gas has raised CNG in Ahmedabad by ₹4.45 per kg from 23 Oct 2026, taking the rate to ₹98.47. The city-specific change raises costs for CNG drivers and fleets.

Ahmedabad CNG price rises ₹4.45/kg to ₹98.47 at Adani outlets

Adani Total Gas has increased the retail price of CNG at its Ahmedabad outlets by ₹4.45 per kg, effective 23 Oct 2026, taking the listed price to ₹98.47 per kg. The move raises running costs immediately for CNG car owners, auto-rickshaws, taxis and delivery vehicles that refuel in the affected network; it is not a nationwide CNG price revision.

Key takeaways

Adani Total Gas lists Ahmedabad CNG at ₹98.47 per kg, inclusive of taxes, with the new rate effective 23 Oct 2026.
The increase is ₹4.45 per kg at the affected Ahmedabad outlets.
The revision is specific to Adani Total Gas supply areas; CNG rates outside that network may be different.
The company attributed the change to higher gas procurement costs, lower domestic gas availability and upstream supply curtailments, according to PTI reporting carried by ET EnergyWorld.

What changed in Ahmedabad

Adani Total Gas’s CNG price page shows a ₹98.47-per-kg Ahmedabad rate, inclusive of all taxes, with an effective date of 23/10/2026. ET EnergyWorld, in a PTI report published on 23 Oct 2026, also reported a ₹4.45-per-kg revision and the same new Ahmedabad price. DeshGujarat independently reported the revision and its effect on Ahmedabad drivers.

This is a distributor- and city-specific change, so the Ahmedabad figure should not be read as India’s new CNG price. Adani Total Gas operates in multiple geographical areas, and its listed rates can vary by location. Drivers should check the rate displayed at the outlet they use before budgeting a refill.

Why the price moved

ET EnergyWorld reported that Adani Total Gas cited higher international liquefied natural gas costs, reduced domestic gas availability and upstream supply curtailments when explaining the revision. In separate Reuters coverage of the company’s second-quarter results, Adani Total Gas described an operating environment shaped by higher Brent-linked and spot gas prices, currency depreciation and changes in domestic gas availability.

That distinction matters for drivers. The sources used here report a CNG distributor price revision, not a new central excise or GST announcement affecting petrol and diesel across India. Future CNG revisions will depend on the supplier’s procurement costs, supply mix and local pricing decisions; no wider nationwide change is confirmed by the sources used for this article.

What it adds to a driver’s budget

The direct impact is ₹4.45 for every kilogram purchased at the revised rate. For an illustrative CNG vehicle using 8 kg in a week, the same usage would cost ₹35.60 more for that week. Across four similar weeks, the added amount would be ₹142.40. These are simple examples based on the announced increase, not an estimate of average consumption; actual impact depends on the vehicle, route, traffic and refuelling volume.

For a trip-level view, drivers can enter their vehicle and route details in the fuel cost calculator. Checking the live fuel prices before a long trip can also help separate a local CNG revision from changes in other fuels.

Who is affected

The immediate group is CNG users refuelling at Adani Total Gas outlets in Ahmedabad. Private-car owners will see the change through each refill, while auto-rickshaw, taxi, delivery and other commercial operators will feel it more directly because fuel is a recurring operating expense. A higher input cost does not automatically establish a fare increase; any change in passenger or delivery charges would depend on the operator and the applicable local process.

Petrol and diesel vehicle owners are not affected by this specific ATGL CNG revision. CNG users in other cities should also avoid assuming that the Ahmedabad rate applies to them. The CNG price by city directory is the better starting point for comparing locations.

What to check now

Confirm the current price on the pump display and the supplier’s city-wise listing before refuelling.
Track kilograms purchased, distance covered and the resulting cost per kilometre instead of relying only on the headline rate.
For a commercial vehicle, update the fuel line in each route or delivery-cost calculation and keep the change separate from any fare decision.
Watch for further supplier-specific revisions, especially if LNG, Brent-linked costs or domestic gas availability remain volatile.

What happens next

The next useful signal will be whether Adani Total Gas changes prices in other service areas or whether competing city-gas distributors announce separate revisions. Until then, the confirmed development is limited to the reported ₹4.45-per-kg rise and the ₹98.47-per-kg Ahmedabad listing effective 23 Oct 2026. Checking the relevant outlet or city listing remains important because CNG prices are not uniform across India.