With rising petrol prices and a growing network of CNG pumps, many drivers are considering converting their petrol vehicles to run on CNG. But is it really worth the investment?
How Does CNG Conversion Work?
A CNG conversion kit is installed in your car, allowing it to run on both petrol and CNG. The kit includes a cylinder, pressure regulator, fuel lines, and switch controls.
Cost of Conversion
The average cost ranges between Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 60,000 depending on your car model and the type of kit (sequential or venturi).
Benefits
- Major savings on fuel expenses
- Cleaner emissions and greener driving
- Dual fuel flexibility
Challenges
- Slight drop in engine performance
- Reduced boot space
- Potential warranty issues
Return on Investment (ROI)
If you drive over 50 km/day, you can recover the cost of conversion in under 12–18 months through fuel savings.
Approved vs Local Installers
Always opt for government-approved kits and certified installers. Avoid cheap, unauthorized options.
Is It Right for You?
Conversion is ideal for:
- Daily commuters
- Taxi operators
- Budget-conscious drivers
Conclusion
CNG conversion is a smart choice if done right. Use our website to locate pumps easily and make the most of your savings.