Dual-Fuel Vehicle System

About dual-fuel vehicles

Published: September/6/2025

One of the initiatives implemented in recent years across the country is the plan to equip vehicles with CNG fuel tanks. In fact, following the rationing of gasoline and the increase in its free-market price, many drivers have turned to alternative fuels in order to meet their vehicle's fuel needs at a lower cost. On the other hand, in response to this growing demand from drivers and the importance of reducing gasoline consumption due to limited national resources, the government has launched a new public program for free conversion of vehicles to dual-fuel (CNG). As a result, all owners of public transport vehicles, as well as drivers of private vehicles operating in public fleets, such as Snapp, Tap30, and others, can benefit from the full or partially subsidized conversion of their vehicles under this free dual-fuel program. Applicants can register on the website to schedule an appointment for converting their vehicles to dual-fuel. This article provides detailed information about the program, as well as guidance on registering for personal vehicle conversion, Nissan dual-fuel registration, free dual-fuel registration for vans and Snapp vehicles, and other related services.

Collaborations between local manufacturers and research centers have improved conversion kits’ durability while reducing installation costs. Government subsidies and reduced import tariffs have supported the industry's growth.

Introducing the dual-fuel system for public vehicles

Published: July/18/2025

The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company, aiming to provide better services and reduce air pollution, has launched a system for converting public vehicles to dual-fuel (CNG). All owners of public vehicles can register their vehicles on this website to receive an appointment for free conversion to gas-powered vehicles. After receiving a notification via SMS with the exact appointment time, they can visit the designated workshop with the required documents. With the launch of this system, all drivers of public vehicles—including taxis, vans, Nissan pickups, and small trucks—can register on the website and take advantage of this government-funded free program, thereby reducing their transportation costs. It should also be noted that, in addition to public vehicles, this program is available to other taxi companies such as Snapp and Tap30, whose drivers use their personal vehicles in the urban public fleet. By registering their vehicles in this system, they can participate in the 75% discount dual-fuel conversion program.