Natural Gas Cars

A gas-powered car operates on the same principle as any other fuel-powered car – you just fill the tank with either natural gas or biogas. The car's engine has been modified to process gas as fuel. The engine technology is therefore the only thing that distinguishes a gas-powered car from a regular combustion engine car, meaning driving is not unusual or different in any way.

A gas-powered car is a somewhat more unique choice for a vehicle. Volkswagen, Audi, and Skoda are the most typical manufacturers of gas-powered cars, but there may also be some Volvos on the road. It runs primarily on either natural gas or biogas.

Refueling points are fairly well available in larger cities and along busier highways, but gas refueling stations may not necessarily be found in remote areas. When the gas runs out, the gas-powered car switches to gasoline, as they have a small backup fuel tank that allows you to travel at least 200 kilometers to either the next fuel station or gas refueling point.

So explore our selection of gas-powered cars and consider whether a gas-powered car would be suitable for you! For example, Skoda Octavia and Audi models are popular gas-powered car models in Saka's selection.