Difference Between CNG and LPG for Vehicle Conversion

CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) is stored in high-pressure gaseous state. It is safer because leaked gas rises and diffuses quickly. It is widely used for taxis, fleet cars and long-distance vehicles. LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) is stored in low-pressure liquid state. Its tank is smaller and more convenient for vehicle installation. LPG gas is heavier than air, so ventilation is required. CNG is more popular in Russia and cold regions, while LPG is more common in Europe, Middle East and Africa. Our factory provides complete CNG and LPG conversion kits for different market demands.