Capital CNG, a CNG technology and fuel company, has completed the first ever bi-fuel configuration of a 2015 GM 2500HD ¾ ton pick-up truck outside of the GM manufacturing plant.
by Staff
September 12, 2014
Capital CNG's bi-fuel configuration of a 2015 GM 2500HD ¾ ton pickup truck, in partnership with IMPCO Automotive. (PHOTO: Capital CNG)
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Capital CNG's bi-fuel configuration of a 2015 GM 2500HD ¾ ton pickup truck, in partnership with IMPCO Automotive. (PHOTO: Capital CNG)
Capital CNG, a CNG technology and fuel company, has completed the first ever bi-fuel configuration of a 2015 GM 2500HD ¾ ton pick-up truck outside of the GM manufacturing plant, according to the company.
Working hand-in-hand with its partners at IMPCO Automotive in Union City, Ind., Capital CNG’s licensed technicians completed the installation of the new fuel-delivery system.
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Adam Robey, CEO of Capital CNG expressed his satisfaction in being the first to install the natural gas system on the 2015 GM 2500HD, saying, “We are very pleased with this vehicle's performance. We’ve run it out to California and have successfully completed all of our endurance and performance tests."
Capital CNG will begin working with the Gullo Motor Group in Conroe, Texas, to upfit the first 2015 Ford F-250 pickup under Ford Motor Company’s Qualified Vehicle Modifier (QVM) program.
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