The advantage of CNG is that one's cost per km reduces to Rs 2.65 per km from about Rs7.65 per km for petrol. That said, the use of CNG itself does hamper the performance of the engine adversely.

Vehicle owners are increasingly converting their petrol and diesel cars to run on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or compressed ...

Concerns over global warming prompting the automotive industry to reduce vehicle emissions and higher fuel prices are driving the development of alternative and more environmentally-friendly fuels ...

Ford will offer the new Transit full-size vans, wagons, cutaway and chassis cab models powered by a 3.7-liter V6 equipped with a prep kit for compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquid propane gas (LPG) ...

We’re still years away from seeing electric-powered, zero-emissions pickup trucks towing and hauling across the U.S., but if you’re looking to clean up what’s coming from your tailpipe while reducing ...

Natural-gas cars sell only in tiny numbers to individual retail buyers, although they have found some traction with fleets that have ready access to the fuel. Now, those fleet buyers will get another ...

It urged Tyagi, who is chairman of the committee deliberating on type-approval requirements in India, to consider the sector's collective appeal and align type approval norms for retro-fitment of ...

Move expected to cut compliance burden, curb fake approvals, and speed up registrations The Indian Auto LPG Coalition (IAC) has hailed the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways’ new advisory ...

The advantage of CNG is that one's cost per km reduces to Rs 2.65 per km from about Rs7.65 per km for petrol. That said, the use of CNG itself does hamper the performance of the engine adversely.