Is it easier to pass the annual inspection for a gasoline-to-gas converted vehicle?
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As long as the gasoline-to-gas converted vehicle holds proper documentation issued by the quality supervision department and a qualified modification unit, and has completed the motor vehicle modification registration and filing, it can participate in the annual inspection normally. The modified vehicle can use either gasoline/diesel or natural gas, and vehicles that use two fuels alternately (but not simultaneously) are called "Bi-Fuel" vehicles. Below are the advantages and disadvantages of converting a vehicle to natural gas: 1. Advantages of converting a vehicle to natural gas: Increasingly severe air pollution and energy structure imbalances are forcing governments to accelerate the process of vehicle gasification. For individuals, facing the continuous rise in refined oil prices, converting to a natural gas vehicle will bring considerable economic benefits. 2. Disadvantages of converting a vehicle to natural gas: The engine power is significantly reduced compared to using gasoline, resulting in insufficient power, weaker range, occupation of a large amount of storage space, increased vehicle weight, and higher driving load.