Switch Fuels Without Replacing Your Fleet

Certified conversion systems put eligible gasoline vehicles on propane autogas for a fraction of the cost of new ones. Converted vehicles run propane as the primary fuel with gasoline as a backup — lowering operating costs with no compromise on range.

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Get More from the Fleet You Already Have

Moving to propane autogas doesn’t always mean replacing your vehicles. Certified conversion systems can put eligible fleet vehicles on propane autogas, helping lower fuel and maintenance costs while avoiding the expense and disruption of purchasing an entirely new fleet. Start with select vehicles and expand over time as the approach proves itself for your operation.

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Choose the Path That Fits Your Fleet

Whether you’re running fleet vehicles or material handling equipment, propane autogas gives you multiple ways to adopt — based on your budget, timeline, and operational needs.

Options for adopting propane autogas vehicles and equipment
Option
What It Looks Like
Best For
Key Advantage
Convert Existing Vehicles or Equipment
Upgrade current gasoline or diesel vehicles – or select equipment – with EPA- and CARB-certified propane autogas systems
Operations with usable assets that want to cut costs without major capital spend
Lower upfront cost and faster ROI using what you already own
Purchase Propane-Ready Vehicles & Equipment
Buy new propane-autogas-ready vehicles or equipment from OEMs or certified partners
Fleets or facilities planning replacement, expansion, or standardization
Ready-to-deploy solutions with OEM-backed performance and reliability
Take a Phased Approach
Combine conversions and new propane autogas vehicles or equipment over time
Operations managing budgets, funding cycles, or gradual transitions
Flexible adoption that reduces risk and scales with your operation

Your Path to Propane Autogas

Step 1: Choose Your Approach

Confirm whether conversion, propane-ready vehicles, or a phased approach best fits your operation.

Step 2: Identify the Right Vehicles or Equipment

Select the best candidates based on usage, routes, and operational needs — whether converting existing assets or deploying new ones.

Step 3: Installation or Procurement

Certified technicians install propane systems, or OEM-ready vehicles and equipment are delivered ready to operate.

Step 4: Inspection & Compliance

Every vehicle is tested and verified using EPA- and CARB-certified systems to ensure safe, compliant performance.

Step 5: Deployment

Drivers and operators refuel as usual, and maintenance teams use familiar tools and processes.

Build a Customized Propane Autogas Plan for Your Fleet

Connect with a fleet specialist to evaluate vehicle fit, estimate total cost of ownership, and develop a scalable propane autogas strategy tailored to your operation.

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