Federal Government Promotes CNG Vehicle Conversions in Nigeria

With rising petrol prices, Nigerian car owners are exploring Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as a cost-effective alternative. The Federal Government is promoting CNG adoption through its Presidential Initiative on Compressed Natural Gas and Electric Vehicles (Pi-CNG & EV), which facilitates vehicle conversions and the establishment of refuelling infrastructure.
Motorists should be aware of several factors before converting their vehicles, including upfront conversion costs ranging from ₦350,000 to ₦600,000, depending on the vehicle and kit specifications. It is crucial to ensure that CNG stations are accessible along regular routes, as their availability varies.
Not all vehicles are suitable for conversion; a qualified technician must assess compatibility. Regular inspections of CNG systems are necessary, and safety should be prioritized by using approved conversion centres.
Additionally, a properly converted vehicle may experience a slight reduction in power output and could affect resale value. Motorists should compare current fuel expenses with projected CNG costs to evaluate potential savings.
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