Hello, almost every gasoline and even diesel engine can be converted to LPG. The question is how much it will cost in the end. The conversion of a Škoda Fabia to LPG costs 1000€, but Škoda has indirect injection. Mazda has direct injection, which is why the conversion would cost more than 2500€ if you want it to be of high quality. Someone might do it for you cheaper with a gasoline add-on, but the savings will be lower.
I have seen converted CX5 or Mazda 6 with a 2.5L engine running on LPG, so it definitely works. However, it's worth considering that the CX60 is a brand new car and if a defect occurs, it may be difficult to have it repaired under warranty. You may save €1500 on LPG, but repairing it outside of warranty could cost you €3000 or more. Is it worth it? It's probably better to replace your PHEV with a diesel.
For me, driving solely on electricity in the city costs around €4.50/100km.
My fuel consumption is 7.5L/100km. However, I enjoy driving and using the engine's power. I also added 265/45 R20 tires, so if I were concerned about fuel consumption, I could drive more economically. But if I'm worried about fuel consumption on a car that costs €64000, something is wrong.
If I wanted to save as much as possible, I would buy a new Dacia Duster on LPG.
You have a car that has almost 250kw, so enjoy it or sell it.
I have seen converted CX5 or Mazda 6 with a 2.5L engine running on LPG, so it definitely works. However, it's worth considering that the CX60 is a brand new car and if a defect occurs, it may be difficult to have it repaired under warranty. You may save €1500 on LPG, but repairing it outside of warranty could cost you €3000 or more. Is it worth it? It's probably better to replace your PHEV with a diesel.
For me, driving solely on electricity in the city costs around €4.50/100km.
My fuel consumption is 7.5L/100km. However, I enjoy driving and using the engine's power. I also added 265/45 R20 tires, so if I were concerned about fuel consumption, I could drive more economically. But if I'm worried about fuel consumption on a car that costs €64000, something is wrong.
If I wanted to save as much as possible, I would buy a new Dacia Duster on LPG.
You have a car that has almost 250kw, so enjoy it or sell it.
