CNG is a much cheaper and cleaner fuel used in automobiles. It helps you save money and the environment. Also, use of cleaner fuel leads to longer engine life.

Yes, all petrol cars can be successfully converted to CNG.

Autogas CNG is Compressed Natural Gas, an alternative fuel for vehicles. Do not confuse this with Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG). They are fundamentally different gases.

The filling capacity of CNG CAR tanks is usually 10 kilos.

CNG tanks are installed in the boot.

On an average, the running cost of CNG is 1/3 rd lower than the running costs of petrol. To calculate savings, click here.

Major cities in India have easy availability of CNG. At present, Pune has 51 CNG refuelling stations, some of which are open 24X7.

Once fitted, CNG kits do not require regular re-tuning or servicing. However, CNG tanks need to be hydro-tested every three years for your safety. We facilitate this service for you. For more information, contact us by phone or email.

No. Since Petrol and CNG have parallel lines to the engines, your petrol servicing must be carried on as usual.

You don’t have to go through any compromising factors. Technology advances have made it possible to map petrol performance to CNG. The number of happy users of CNG are growing exponentially.

At present, the cost of converting three-cylinder engines is Rs 46000 (all inclusive) and that of four-cylinder engines is Rs 48000 (all inclusive).

RTO inspects the fitment of CNG kit for your safety and endorses the use of CNG on your car documents. We will get this done for you. The price includes this service. Similarly, insurance companies must know of any changes made in the usage of a car. Also, the premium might change for you to get your CNG kit covered. Please contact your insurance service provider for more information.

Yes. Very positively. The use of a much cleaner fuel means no lead deposition. Hence, the life of the engine is enhanced.

There are mainly two types of CNG kits – Conventional Mixer and Sequential Injection. Conventional mixer are kits that are suitable for old technology engines like carburetted engines. Sequential injection are kits that are mainly developed for the latest engines which are MPFI OBD compliant and which have ECU software to regulate fuel injection via gas injectors.

This majorly depends on how much you drive your car every month. For more information on savings and return on investment, please click here.

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