Singapore got car that power by natural GAS?
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Today on the way to work.. saw a cab.. funny looking one.. first time seem it.. at the boot of the cab.. it state that is it power by natural gas..
what is the spec of the car? is car power by natural gas..faster than fuel? or they lose in term of spec to them.. and i mean for the same CC... -
CNG - compressed natural gas. probably one of the few on the road, experimental since 3-4 years ago.
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LPG is used in taxis here in australia, It's cheaper, but a full tank only lasts 100 km or so. And you'll need petrol to start the engine. of sourse that's just what i've heard talking to taxi drivers here
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They just started the experiment on Taxi quite recently in sg. But across the crossway I have already seen quite a number of cab being powered by LPG. It always disturbed me when I travel behind this cabs. As they have a label that states beware of the distance the cab is powered by LPG. it is as if it will explode if you knock into the car.Originally posted by zheshi:Today on the way to work.. saw a cab.. funny looking one.. first time seem it.. at the boot of the cab.. it state that is it power by natural gas..
what is the spec of the car? is car power by natural gas..faster than fuel? or they lose in term of spec to them.. and i mean for the same CC...
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I remember seeing that only certain Petronas stations had the NGV pumps for these taxis. Always saw a long queue of taxis at such places.Originally posted by Praetorian111:They just started the experiment on Taxi quite recently in sg. But across the crossway I have already seen quite a number of cab being powered by LPG. It always disturbed me when I travel behind this cabs. As they have a label that states beware of the distance the cab is powered by LPG. it is as if it will explode if you knock into the car.
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SHB4950B, a Volvo V70 2.4 B-F (bi-fuel, costs $45k - a Crown costs $17k).