LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Conversion Process

Converting your vehicle to LPG involves the installation of certified technological equipment, followed by an audit conducted by a control entity. The equipment and process adhere to automotive standards that ensure compatibility with the vehicle's technology, resulting in efficient and environmentally friendly operation, as well as cost savings for every kilometer traveled.

Pre-conversion Assessment

Determine whether the vehicle is suitable for proper operation with LPG.

Conversion

Install equipment inside the vehicle to enable the use of LPG as an alternative fuel. This includes the installation of storage systems, electronic controls, dosing mechanisms, pipes, and valves.

Post-conversion Testing

Conduct tests to ensure the optimal functioning of the newly installed systems.

Certification

Perform an audit to validate that all components have been installed in accordance with current standards.

Annual Review

Conduct an annual inspection of the vehicle to ensure that high-pressure components are operating within acceptable parameters.

Five-year inspection

Carry out a mandatory review every five years to assess the degree of material fatigue of the cylinder.

LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Conversion Process