Here is a video showing the ownership review of Tata Tiago CNG after driving 1,30,000 km.Rising fuel prices are forcing customers to look for alternatives.As a result, many automakers are launching CNG versions of their popular products.Maruti and Hyundai are also leading the race.Tata is also slowly entering the field.Emission standards are getting stricter and fuel prices are getting higher.As a result, the need for alternative fuel-powered vehicles is growing in popularity.People are also looking for aftermarket CNGs that fit their average car.This video represents an ownership review of an owner’s aftermarket installed Tata Tiago CNG.Below are the details of the review.
The owner of the Tiago had the CNG installed when the car had driven 30,000 km and the current reading is 1,30,000 km.The car has already driven 1,00,000 kilometers on CNG, which is impressive.He is perfect to share his experience installing CNG cylinders in the trunk of a car.According to the owner (video), the Tiago has a range of about 220 kilometers on a full tank of gas.Even in urban use, the car’s cruising range is only about 150 kilometers.That’s far better in terms of economy and cost of ownership than the gasoline-powered Tiago.
The car’s pickup is a bit slow compared to gasoline driving.However, it is only felt when driving aggressively.In everyday scenarios, the loss of this pick-up doesn’t feel much.Also, the affordability factor more than makes up for the low performance.Second, there is no room for luggage in the trunk.This is a real question that might raise some eyebrows.But if you’re using this car for everyday use, you probably won’t be traveling with a large suitcase anyway.Otherwise, you must leave an empty seat for your luggage.The video also highlights the build quality of Tata.Even after 1,30,000 km, the car had no apparent problems.The clutch plates and shock absorbers were the only parts replaced during this period, a testament to Tata.
Post time: Mar-07-2022