Your Vehicle to Lower Emissions

NGVs look and perform like any other vehicle. The difference is NGVs operate on natural gas as opposed to petroleum-based fuel. This makes NGVs a cleaner-burning alternative that produces significantly lower emissions.  NVGs typically use one of two varieties of natural gas: Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) or Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). Heavy-duty NGVs with significant weight and range requirements typically fuel up on LNG, which allows them to store more fuel on board with less tank weight.

More and more NGVs on the road today are factory-built by leading manufacturers such as Ford, Honda, GM and Chrysler. Thanks to the increasing availability and accessibility of NGVs, buying a natural gas vehicle is not much different than buying a gasoline- or diesel-fueled vehicle. Here is a sampling of different types of NGVs manufactured today.

Light-Duty NGVs Pickup Truck Sedan Service Vehicle Van

Medium / Heavy Duty NGVs Freight Hauler Refuse Hauler School Bus Service Truck Street Sweeper Transit Bus Transit Shuttle Trolley