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What Is Better For A Small Car? LPG Or CNG?
We all know that car buyers prefer to buy diesel cars more than petrol cars due to the high price of petrol. However, the small car segment, which is the biggest segment in the car market has very few diesel cars. Apart from the Chevrolet Beat there are no cars that can be considered as a small car and yet have a diesel engine.
So
if
people
who
want
to
buy
a
small
car
and
avoid
spending
money
on
petrol,
the
options
that
are
currently
available
are
LPG
and
CNG.
Both
these
fuels
might
seem
to
be
similar
to
the
common
man
but
their
dynamics
are
very
different.
Hence
Drivespark
is
providing
its
readers
a
comparative
analysis
of
these
two
fuels.
Alike any two things that are being compared, both LPG and CNG have their own distinct properties, advantages and disadvantages. The buyer can choose any of these two fuels for their small considering the below discussed points.
We shall compare the two fuels on several aspects such as availability, performance, mileage, price, practicality etc.
Availability: CNG and LPG are not available as widely as petrol or diesel. However, both fuels are slowly getting increasingly available. While CNG is currently available only in certain Metros, LPG is available on many more cities.
Performance: One has to understand that a car's performance will definitely come down if you switch it from petrol to either CNG or LPG. While there is a 15% drop in power in CNG, LPG has a slightly better score at a 10% drop in power.