Autogas Price in Thiruvananthapuram

Auto gas prices in Thiruvananthapuram move in tandem with natural gas prices. Auto gas is known to be a clean fuel and eco-friendly. It is derived from both natural gas and through crude oil.Auto fuel is now marketed by IndianOil under the brand name 'AutoGas'. One of the most important reasons for autos in cities to move to Auto Gas is because it is cheaper then petrol. Some estimates suggest that conversion to this fuel saves about 35-40 per cent, when compared to petrol. Checking daily Auto Gas prices in Thiruvananthapuram daily, can help save money, through filling at the appropriate time.

Last 10 Months Autogas Rate in Thiruvananthapuram

Date	Price	Price Change
May 1, 2020	₹33.33	-11.56
April 1, 2020	₹44.89	+1.17
March 1, 2020	₹43.72	0.00
January 1, 2020	₹43.72	+1.00
December 1, 2019	₹42.72	+1.28
November 1, 2019	₹41.44	+3.33
October 1, 2019	₹38.11	+0.53
September 1, 2019	₹37.58	+0.99
August 1, 2019	₹36.59	-3.54
July 1, 2019	₹40.13	-2.30

Monthly Autogas Price in Thiruvananthapuram : Graphical Representation

About Auto LPG

The term Auto Gas or Auto LPG is the common name for Liquefied Petroleum Gas when it is used as a fuel in internal combustion engines in vehicles as well as in the stationary applications such as generations. Auto Gas is a mixture of butane and propane. This alternative fuel is widely known as a green fuel and it emits less carbon-di-oxide when compared to other fuels including diesel and fixed.

The Auto LPG has an octane rating ranging between 90 -110 and the energy content from burning the fuel is between 25.5 megajoules per litre (in case of pure propane) and 28.7 megajoules per litre (in case of pure butane) and it depends upon the actual fuel composition.

Auto Gas is referred to as gas in most of the countries. In the United States of America, it is known as propane, whereas in the UK, it is either referred to as autogas or LPG. This fuel can be used to run an auto, cars, buses, vans and so on. Many automobile manufacturers are making LPG only engines and the moment is picking up gradually. Top brands including Volvo, Skoda, Maruti Suzuki, Holden, Daewoo, Opel, Saab, Peugeot, Tata Motors, Renault, Toyota and most recently Volkswagen have started to manufacture engines that are run by both petrol and LPG.