Here’s the translation into American English:
iRCONGAS, recognized as the leading company in converting vehicles to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), has reached a significant milestone by transforming more than 9,000 vehicles in the past six years. This achievement represents an average of 1,500 conversions annually and has helped avoid the emission of 18.2 million tons of CO₂, making a notable contribution to the fight against climate change and promoting the decarbonization of transportation in urban areas.
At a time when there is an urgent need for cleaner and more efficient transportation solutions, the growth of iRCONGAS is particularly relevant. According to the employers’ association ASTRAVE, 5,200 conversions have been recorded in 2024, reflecting a 30% increase compared to the previous year. With nearly 29% of the total transformations in Spain, iRCONGAS remains a leader in the sector.
Drivers are increasingly interested in the economic and ecological advantages provided by LPG. This type of fuel is not only competitively priced but also allows for savings of up to 40% compared to traditional fuels. Furthermore, vehicles adapted to run on LPG carry the ECO label, facilitating their circulation in low-emission zones, as well as providing rebates on regulated parking and discounts on tolls.
The growing regulatory pressure, rising fossil fuel prices, and increased awareness about sustainable alternatives are driving the LPG market in Spain toward optimistic prospects for 2025. The conversion of a vehicle to LPG has a starting cost of 1,700 euros, and this investment can be recouped in a short time, depending on usage.
iRCONGAS thus positions itself as a benchmark in sustainable mobility, dedicated to the import, sale, and distribution of LPG systems for the automotive sector. With a robust network of independent workshops and official dealers, it collaborates with prominent brands such as EuropeGAS, AC STAG, and OMVL. Its commitment to advanced technology and a competent team gives it a strong position in the market, increasingly attracting manufacturers interested in incorporating Autogas LPG into their vehicles.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
