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A massive explosion erupted while a CNG car was being refuelled at a fuel station near Karjan on National Highway-48 in Gujarat. The blast tore apart the rear section of the vehicle, sending metal and glass fragments flying across the area. Two nearby vehicles were also damaged in the...

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Фото профиля A Non-technical Engg.
A Non-technical Engg.6 дней назад

"Retro fitment" is always dangerous. That's why "Factory fitment" should always be preferred.

Фото профиля Pseudo-secular
Pseudo-secular6 дней назад

3 party fitted cng kit, what do you expect to happen lol 😂

Фото профиля Daya
Daya6 дней назад

Fitting cng tank from local shops rather than car showroom is always a risk. Drivers do this to minimise the cost without understanding the risk associated with it. If cng is necessary better buy a car that is factory fitted

Фото профиля Dino Vibes Daily
Dino Vibes Daily6 дней назад

Risk management applies to energy exposure too. CNG demand narrative stays intact, but this highlights infrastructure safety risk premium. Watch for regulatory scrutiny on refuelling stations — could slow adoption near-term.

Фото профиля Guna shekar
Guna shekar6 дней назад

CNG fitted Triber is not official lauched in India from Renault. They are all outside fitted. Renault is not tested it's engine with CNG like tata Or Hyundai.

Фото профиля V.D
V.D6 дней назад

Lools like after market fitting.. these are not safe standards.

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