CARB Certifies Westport's WiNG F-250, F-350

The Ford F-250 and F-350, 6.2L Super Duty trucks are also certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), run on CNG, and are available with a 17, 23, or 27 gasoline gallon equivalent (GGE) tank.

by Staff

July 7, 2014

CARB Certifies Westport's WiNG F-250, F-350 — Westport WiNG Bi-Fuel Ford F-250 pickup trucks (PHOTO: Westport)

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Westport WiNG Bi-Fuel Ford F-250 pickup trucks (PHOTO: Westport)

Westport has received certification from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for its 2015 model year Westport WiNG Power System Ford F-250 and F-350 pickup trucks with the dedicated compressed natural gas (CNG) system.

Westport is the only natural gas system provider that also currently offers a CARB certified dedicated Ford F-150 truck in the market, according to the company. The CARB certified vehicles meet all applicable California emission regulations.

The existing Ford warranty remains intact, and is matched by the Westport warranty for all like components. All Westport operated trucks undergo the same safety testing required for all Ford original equipment manufacturer (OEM) products.

Visit Westport’s website for more information about its bi-fuel and dedicated CNG Ford vehicles at: www.westport.com/products/automotive/

Topics:Ford Ford F-350 Medium-Duty Trucks Ford F-250 CNG Conversions CARB Operations Green Fleet

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