AGA is Certified for Bi-Fuel CNG Trucks

AGA Systems, LLC announced that it has received full EPA Certification for bi-fuel CNG applications on the 2014 General Motors Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain line of compact SUVs equipped with the 2.4L direct injection engine.

by Staff

May 6, 2014

1 min to read

2014 Chevrolet Equinox. *Photo courtesy of GM.*

Bryan Wilcox, VP of AGA Systems, explained, “This system represents some significant CNG vehicle firsts: the first bi-fuel compact SUV and the first GM direct-injection engine for which full EPA Certification has been awarded in a bi-fuel configuration. The Terrain and Equinox are among the best compact SUV offerings on the road today, and when equipped with CNG, provide the opportunity to see real savings with a smaller, more fuel efficient vehicle.”

The new CNG bi-fuel Equinox and Terrain achieved 33 mpg highway test results. AGA Systems will provide the vehicles in a choice of the Cargo Configuration (55 cu.-ft. cargo capacity) or the Passenger Configuration (seats five).

AGA Systems supplied and EPA Certified CNG bi-fuel conversions are used by municipal and state agencies, private and public companies and individual consumers who want to make the smart transition to natural gas-powered vehicles, now including the popular GMC Terrain and Chevrolet Equinox.

AGA Systems supplies a nationwide network of trained and certified partner installers. The Terrain/Equinox bi-fuel CNG upgrade is available from the AGA Systems installer network throughout the U.S.

Topics:AGA Systems Chevrolet Equinox Bi-Fuel CNG GMC Terrain Green Fleet

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