What is natural gas Honda Civic?

The Honda Civic Natural Gas is the only car commercially available today powered by the clean petroleum substitute. It’s a version of the standard Civic sedan, with a large cylindrical natural gas tank squeezed into the trunk.

Is the Honda Civic GX powered by natural gas?

The Civic GX (Natural Gas) is a four-door, four-passenger car with a conventional internal combustion engine fueled by compressed natural gas (CNG). All four models are nearly identical in appearance to their gasoline-powered counterparts except for labels indentifying them as powered by CNG.

Where is the CNG label on a Honda Civic GX?

Along with the distinctive diamond CNG label, 1998-2011 Civic GX vehicles have a NGV (Natural Gas Vehicle) label on the lower left and right rear doors. The 2012 model has an emblem on the right rear of the vehicle, just above the diamond CNG label.

When did Honda start using compressed natural gas?

Honda Natural Gas Vehicles This publilcation covers these Civic Natural Gas Models: † 1998-2000 † 2001-2005 † 2006-2011 † 2012 ACI47993 This booklet has been prepared to help emergency response professionals identify Honda CNG (compressed natural gas) vehicles and respond safely to incidents involving these vehicles.

Where does the Honda Civic GX come from?

Honda Civic GX. It was previously available for retail sales in four states ( California, New York, Utah and Oklahoma ), but later was made available to retail consumers in 35 states throughout the U.S. The GX was manufactured in Honda’s Greensburg, Indiana plant together with the production of conventional Civics from late 2009.

When did the last Honda Civic GX come out?

For 2014, the GX ranked 10th, after several hybrids and electric vehicles. 2015 was the last model year for the Civic GX. The Honda Civic GX first appeared in 1998 as a factory-modified Civic LX that had been designed to run exclusively on CNG (compressed natural gas). In 1998 the Civic GX cost $4500 more than a comparable Civic LX.

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