Auto News Desk: With rising petrol prices, many are considering switching to CNG vehicles. Tata Motors offers an innovative solution with their iCNG options, but understanding the differences between standard CNG and iCNG is crucial.
What is iCNG?
The “i” in iCNG stands for Intelligent. This technology allows the vehicle to automatically switch to petrol when CNG levels are low. Additionally, iCNG cars are equipped with safety features that halt CNG supply in case of a leak, significantly reducing fire hazards.
Key Differences
iCNG vehicles feature an electric motor that enhances performance, providing better power and fuel efficiency. For instance, while a standard CNG car may deliver 20 km/kg, an iCNG can achieve 22-23 km/kg. This not only improves mileage but also contributes to lower emissions, making iCNG a cleaner choice.
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Summary at glance
Expensive petrol prices have led many to consider switching to CNG cars, particularly Tata Motors’ iCNG options in India. iCNG vehicles, distinguished by their ability to automatically switch to petrol when CNG is low, offer enhanced safety features against gas leaks. They also include an electric motor, improving power, speed, and mileage—providing 10-15% better fuel efficiency compared to standard CNG cars. Additionally, iCNG cars contribute to reduced pollution levels.
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