CNG Price in Haryana

Greening and Cash Doubling: CNG Price in Haryana

As of 15 July, 2025, the CNG Price in Haryana is ₹86.55 per kg, offering both environmental relief and economic benefits. As fuel prices are on a rise, Haryana, whether an individual owns a car or a large scale business that has a fleet of vehicles their interest is shifting towards the use of the compressed natural gas to travel in a cleaner and cost effective manner.

Pollution to Solution: The Reason Why CNG is the best in this Regard.

Haryana is also maligned with traffic and smog, particularly along NH sectors and congested urban places such as Gurgaon and Faridabad. As compared to either petrol or Diesel associated with CNG, the burning of CNG produces comparatively little hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides, and particulates. 

Due to its increasing affordability, it would be an intelligent choice when it comes to short routes, as well as to long logistics routes.

Setting Cost: Cost Structure of CNGs in Haryana

The prevailing ₹86.55/kg price incorporates:

• The global gas prices which influenced the wholesale gas rates
• Compressing and transportation to refilling stations
• Haryana VAT taxes and Central excise Order
• Margins at distributor and costs in running operations

Haryana makes these parameters public by revising them on a monthly basis thus being transparent and predictable to the consumers.

Smart Investing Spending in CNG

The cost of conversion of a regular car to CNG in Haryana varies between 30K and 40K. The fitment of the kit is done in certified workshops, where the fitment is then certified by RTO and the fitting is updated by insurance. In the case of drivers who do around 1,500 - 2,000km in a month, the payback should be around ten months owing to the saving of 810 per km.

Networking and Accessibility: Fueling in the State

Haryana has gradually increased its CNG net. There are over 100 refueling points in the big hubs such as Panipat, Karnal, Rewari, Yamunanagar among others with alternative sources of making digital payments and queue management. This network not only decreases the range anxiety but also helps to increase the confidence of the people towards CNG.

Green Affect: Unpolluted Fuel, Clean Air

Switch to CNG will allow improving air quality significantly. On average, CNG cars emit 70 percent less of carbon monoxide than petrol and 90 percent less of the particulates. To health-conscious societies and state governors, this transition is in line with the vision of Haryana to have greener and healthier towns.

Maintenance & Longevity: Cleaner Engines, Reduced Costs

CNG is cleaner and it deposits less carbonic deposit in the engine. The drivers obtain an advantage of reduced oil changes, a longer life span of the spark plugs and reduced clogging. The maintenance needs can be summed up by reporting periodical cylinder checks (every 3 years) and usual check of the services required, which simplifies long-term maintenance.

A comparison of CNG, Petrol and Diesel

The cost advantages become evident with the comparison of CNG and petrol and diesel. Currently, the CNG price in Haryana stands at ₹86.55 per kg. Conversely, petrol sells at an approximate 112/litre and diesel at approximately 100/litre. The CNG vehicles usually provide a mileage of 20 km per kg, whereas the petrol and the diesel cars do have a mileage of about 15 km per litre and 18 km per litre respectively. That equates to the cost of running on CNG at just about 2.99 rupees per km compared to about 7.50 rupees per km on petrol and 5.55 rupees per km on diesel. This is a major economic benefit and thus the CNG is a good option particularly in saving the daily commuters and commercial operators thousands of rupees monthly on fuel costs.

The fuel cost could be reduced by up to 60 percent merely by shifting to CNG which makes it a monthly savings of 6 000 to 8 000 rupees as compared to regular commuters.

Safety First: Safe Experience

The BIS standard is fulfilled in CNG cylinders and kits being sold in the state of Haryana. Certified technicians install new fittings, to make sure that they are leak proof, and pressure checks that are done frequently are to make the drivers and the passengers safe. As the network matures, more people have gained faith in the safety of the fuel.

What are the Prospects of CNG in Haryana?

Moving forward, there is in prospect:

• Additional stations in countryside districts to increase accessibility in the region
• Tax deductions to CNG vehicle purchasers and conversions
• Even further reductions of carbon footprints through biomethane blends are achieved
• Combination with municipal fleets, making cities breathe better

As state policy continues to support this energy source in the years going forward (until 2025 and beyond), CNG is bound to remain a mainstream alternative fuel source.