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Westport is now offering the 2015 Ford Transit Connect as a dedicated or bi-fuel compressed natural gas (CNG) Westport WiNG Power System vehicle.
According to Westport, dedicated and bi-fuel options give fleets more fuel flexibility when choosing to fill up with CNG. Westport's Transit Connect will be compliant with Clean Port Act emissions standards, ensuring that fleets and small businesses who service airports can take advantage of natural gas.
The 2015 Ford Transit Connect model offers a 2.5L gaseous prep engine with improved fuel economy over gasoline. Westport is currently accepting orders through Ford dealerships.
Visit Westport’s website for more information about other bi-fuel and dedicated CNG Ford vehicles.
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