Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is considered to be an eco-friendly alternative to petrol and diesel. You can convert your vehicle from fuel run to CNG run by simply installing the CNG kit. We will have a look at everything you need to know about CNG kits in India.
Given below are the uses of CNG kit. It must be noted that due to the rising price of diesel and petrol in India, various residents especially those residing in Mumbai and Delhi are slowly turning towards CNG.
A regulator, high-pressure tube, fittings, pressure gauge, hoses, hoses, clamps, and other items are included in a CNG kit. It also has a fuel switchover feature that enables a motorist to switch from gasoline to compressed natural gas (CNG) by pressing a button. The cylinder valve and CNG conversion cylinder are offered separately.
The working of a CNG kit is mentioned below:
Given below are the Pros and Cons of CNG kits in India:
Before purchasing a CNG kit for yourself, you must determine the options and whether they are compatible with your vehicle or not. You can either opt for a company-fit CNG kit or purchase one from the market. However, there are considerable differences between the two of them and in the end whatever you choose should be compatible with your vehicle.
As mentioned earlier, there are two types of CNG kits. We will have a look at them in detail:
Hence, these are some of the things you must be aware of while purchasing a CNG kit for yourself. This will help you make better decision and ensure you purchase a kit suitable for your vehicle and financially a wise decision too:
Given below is the list of top CNG kit brands that have also been approved by RTOs in India for use:
The price of your CNG Kit will depend on the brand selected by you. A company fitted CNG kit will cost you between Rs.60,000 and Rs.70,000. On the other hand, an independent seller's sequential CNG kit will run you between Rs.40,000 and Rs.50,000.
An open-loop CNG setup will cost between Rs.15,000 and Rs.20,000, including installation fees. A closed-loop is priced between Rs.22,000 and Rs.25,000. You must also keep in mind the other charges levied such as the maintenance fees, registration fees, etc.
If you install an aftermarket CNG system, the manufacturer's warranty will no longer apply to you. Every company-installed CNG kit has an OEM guarantee and is hence significantly more expensive.
A car with a CNG installation has a hefty insurance deductible. Based on a vehicle’s brand and model, the premium goes up by 10%. You should expect to pay between Rs.1,200 and Rs.1,500. Remember that a CNG kit's cost may change depending on your location and the brand and model of your vehicle.
No. Your car's engine can use CNG without any problems. There is no carbon production during burning because it enters the automobile engine as gas. Consequently, compared to alternative fuels, it decreases the likelihood of engine damage to your car.
It will take about two to three minutes if you drive a three or four-wheeler vehicle.
CNG ignites at 315 degrees Celsius.
Yes, you can use petrol for a CNG driven car.
Yes, you can use CNG if you travel around 70 km daily.
A CNG driven vehicle can provide a mileage of around 200 km before refilling.
Yes, CNG is cheaper than petrol and around 40% more efficient too.
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