These vehicles are refuelled by connecting them to a different type of fuel nozzle which requires screwing or latching into the filling cap to refill a pressurised tank. After refuelling, disconnecting the filling hose often results in a burst of pressurised gas being released.
Most vehicles powered by LPG or CNG have been converted by an aftermarket specialist, not factory fitted from new.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles are currently very new and very rare. There are less than 20 refuelling locations in the UK.
These gaseous fuels can be referred to as: BiFuel, Autogas, Hydrogen, LPG, CNG or CGH2.
For safety reasons we are not able to transport vehicles powered by ANY flammable gasses, including but not limited to: BiFuel, Autogas, Hydrogen, LPG, CNG or CGH2.
If in doubt, please contact us for guidance and assistance.