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FAQ

Before you convert.

Straight answers on compatibility, kits, cost and aftercare.

01Questions

Before converting

Will I lose power or pickup?

CNG usually gives slightly less power than petrol. Good tuning keeps the difference small, and the car can still run on petrol.

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How much boot space will I lose?

It depends on the cylinder size and the car. Hatchbacks and sedans usually lose part of the boot, while some cars allow other cylinder positions. We show you the options before installation.

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Will CNG conversion affect my engine or warranty?

A well-fitted, correctly tuned kit should run smoothly. However, modifying a car can affect the manufacturer’s warranty, so check your warranty terms before converting.

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Is CNG safe in a car?

A properly installed, tested and maintained system is designed to be safe. Every conversion includes an inspection, leak test and road test before handover.

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02Questions

Process & paperwork

What is your process?

Eligibility check and inspection, quote and kit selection, installation, leak test and road test, RTO paperwork, and handover with a safety briefing.

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What documents do I need?

Usually the original RC, valid insurance, a PUC certificate where required, and ID proof.

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Do you offer EMI or finance?

Yes, EMI options are available on selected kits. Ask us which kits qualify when you enquire.

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03Questions

Maintenance & testing

What maintenance does a CNG car need?

Regular kit servicing, periodic checks of hoses, joints and the filter, and cylinder testing when due. We give you a service schedule at handover.

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How often does the cylinder need testing?

At intervals set by the regulations, commonly every 3 years. We remind you when your cylinder is due.

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