Autogas (LPG) is more economical than petrol and diesel
Driving on Autogas is predominantly more economical than petrol and diesel. If you drive more than 10,000 km per year, doing the calculations is certainly worthwhile. The real benefit comes from the much lower fuel price. This often offsets the investment for the installation and the slightly higher road tax within one or two years. Then it is a real treat at the pump. Read the experiences of other LPG drivers.
Origin of Autogas
Nowadays, large quantities of petroleum gases are released during both the extraction of crude oil and natural gas, as well as the refining of crude oil. If the gas is not captured, it is flared off, resulting in a waste of energy and even environmental pollution. By compressing these petroleum gases, the gas becomes liquid, creating LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas). LPG is a clean fuel compared to petrol and diesel. It is an odorless gas to which an odorant has been added so that any potential leak can be easily detected.
LPG cars: old prejudices, new times
The old troubles of the past are a thing of the past. Innovations in LPG systems ensure excellent driving performance (you won't notice any difference compared to driving on petrol). The LPG tank cap can be neatly concealed behind the original petrol flap, and the tank can be installed in a convenient way so that there is usually no loss of trunk space. Safety requirements have also been significantly tightened. Modern LPG drivers leave the competition in their dust.