CNG cars are preferred for its environment-friendly nature as well the low running cost. However, there are a couple of drawbacks that you should consider before actually buying CNG cars. In India, petrol and diesel are the two major fuel types in the automotive market. Apart from the two most dominant fuel choices, the CNG...

There are two types of CNG vehicles — Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG). Both are fuel-efficient vehicles that burn low-emissions fuel that’s better for the environment than petroleum-based fuels. They aren’t expensive to build and don’t pose any danger greater than that of traditional gasoline vehicles. Here are the pros of driving a CNG car. The...

As petrol prices sky-rocket, more buyers are keenly eyeing conversion of cars to run on dual-fuel systems – CNG and petrol or LPG and petrol systems, where the car can run either on petrol or CNG/LPG. CNG conversion kits can be retro-fitted on almost every petrol car sold in India, but one has to make...

1. CNG is safer and cleaner than other fuel types: Installing a CNG kit in your car offers a safer environment as compared to petrol or diesel car. CNG has a very high auto-ignition temperature, thus the chances of your car catching fire are minimum. This also makes CNG refueling stations safer than other types...

A vehicle with a CNG kit is a mandatory requirement in any urban city. Due to the rising level of pollutions in the cities, the number of people affected by disease like asthma is increasing. A Sequential CNG kit is therefore mandatory to install in all the vehicles. As per the India CNG Vehicle Market analysis report,...