BENGALURU: When fuel prices skyrocketed, many auto and car owners in the city had shifted to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) but their relief appears to have been short-lived.
CNG price is up from Rs 49.5 per kg in January 2021 to a record Rs 86 in Bengaluru, an increase of Rs 36.5. According to transport department records, there are 11,766 CNG-only and 22,669 petrol/CNG vehicles in the state. In Bengaluru, petrol is sold at Rs 101.9 per litre, while diesel costs Rs 87.8.
CNG price is up from Rs 49.5 per kg in January 2021 to a record Rs 86 in Bengaluru, an increase of Rs 36.5. According to transport department records, there are 11,766 CNG-only and 22,669 petrol/CNG vehicles in the state. In Bengaluru, petrol is sold at Rs 101.9 per litre, while diesel costs Rs 87.8.
