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As CNG Conversion Slows, Ecofuel Systems Gets Aggressive on EV Kits

Ecofuel Systems, a leader in the CNG conversion kits, is coming out with electric conversion kits for two-wheelers as its traditional market faces challenges.

Shahkar AbidiBy Shahkar Abidi calendar 19 Mar 2025 Views icon8591 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
As CNG Conversion Slows, Ecofuel Systems Gets Aggressive on EV Kits

In India’s rapidly increasing retrofitting industry, Ecofuel Systems (I) Ltd. is preparing for a new pivot. Best known for its dominance in the compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicle retrofitting space, where it claims a commanding 40% market share, the company is setting its sights on a new frontier: electric two-wheeler retrofitting.

Founded in 2003, Ecofuel Systems has already sold over one million CNG kits and four lakh sequential kits for vehicles ranging from cars and two-wheelers to buses and boats. It has a long standing tie-up with LOVATO GAS SpA, which is a leading manufacturer of CNG/ LPG kits ...

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