If you are planning to purchase a CNG-powered car, please take a look at the new rules and regulations about the CNG kit.
Fuel prices (both Petrol and Diesel) are at an all-time high in India. With the new international conflicts, a further increase is expected. Since EVs have yet to become mainstream in our country, CNG cars are some of the best options for Indian users. Unfortunately, now you may not be able to install a CNG kit in your car. While many brands now offer CNG variants of their cars, new rules have been announced about CNG kits in Petrol or Dessel cars. Let’s take a look!
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The Indian government has announced new rules for private CNG cars. The new changes have been made to stage 6 CNG vehicles. Apparently, there has been an increase in accidents related to CNG vehicles. Now, the new vehicles with CNG kits will have to be tested for accident situations. Additionally, the CNG cars will have an expiry date, after which they will need to be tested again. The new rules have also been made to deter foreign retrofit companies.
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Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is an eco-friendly fuel substitute. However, even the CNG prices have started escalating. A new hybrid option also seems promising. Now you can install an EV Hybrid Kit instead of a CNG kit. IT is expected to cost around Rs 70,000. The new initiative has been started by the Indian government. The Minister of Commerce and Industry is said to be drafting a new policy about the same. It is now compulsory to include this new technology in many countries. The new kit will help car owners save on fuel costs.
