Long term reliability and maintenance cost of Hyundai Venue CNG?

Ashutosh on 03 January 2025 07:04
With the introduction of factory fitted CNG kits in vehicles like Hyundai Venue, a question arises about their long term reliability and maintenance cost. Though CNG vehicles are known for their low fuel costs, there are questions about the durability of CNG specific components and how they will impact the life of the vehicle as a whole. While some are concerned that the CNG kit will present problems, will put more strain on engine components, or require more servicing. Yet others believe that factory fitted CNG systems are more reliable than aftermarket installations and that the savings in fuel costs are more than the additional maintenance costs. The comparison often gets extended to discuss the total cost of ownership (TCO) between CNG and petrol variants over a period of years the resale value, part replacement cost, availability of technical expertise to serve the CNG system etc. A question that this question also raises is the broader question of owning a CNG vehicle and associated experience over the period of ownership and financial planning.
Nimish on 17 November 2024 23:25
With other CNG cars I’ve had, they seem to require more regular servicing. I still think the long term costs might be better with the Venue CNG, since it's factory fitted, but I'm still sceptical.

Deepak on 20 November 2024 06:29
I've had my Venue CNG for a year and it's actually quite low maintenance. So far, the fuel savings definitely outweigh any extra service costs.

Kapil on 26 November 2024 07:53
The trick is to keep it maintained regularly. These cars will be as reliable as petrol versions if you stick to the service schedule and use good quality CNG.

Neeraj on 06 December 2024 04:47
Resale value is what I’m worried about. High mileage CNG vehicles are hard to find buyers for and CNG cars tend to depreciate faster.

Pramod on 14 December 2024 16:43
I've owned aftermarket as well as factory fitted CNG cars before, but the Venue is in a different league. It’s much more reliable, and doesn’t feel like a compromise.

Priyanka on 20 December 2024 13:20
It's the real test, after 5-6 years. We'll know then if these factory fitted CNG systems are going to be able to last the distance, without major problems.

Vibhu on 22 December 2024 09:25
I don’t think people realize how much it costs to maintain CNG vehicles. If taken care of properly, they can be just as reliable, and possibly more cheap in the long run because of less carbon buildup.


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