Q.Is the Datsun Go Plus available in CNG?

As many have pointed above,the CNG is only an aftermarket solution.But the thing is that if you are planning to use all 3 rows for longer trips the GO+ is not the car to consider.The third row is there just to make it say as a 7 seater.The legroom and actually physically getting into the 3rd row is quite an exercise.The smart choice is to use the additional space for keeping luggage.I have driven the GO+ and can say that the most irritating factor in the car is the noise.No,not the cabin noise the actual noise of the engine when the car is started it is quite unrefined and weird.When you get to the car it looks ok from the outside,Then you notice the overall sheet metal thickness and plastic quality.you can see that you can fit a magazine at the place where the headlights meets the bumper,gap is that much and the plastic quality is poor overall.The cabin borrowed from the Micra looks decent and in the 'Style' special edition,looks quite nice. [IMG]https://www.zigwheels.com/forum/filedata/fetch?filedataid=7018&type=medium[/IMG] The wiser choice would be to spend a bit more and get an Ertiga.The safety and quality factor is a few notches above and is a better product in every way.It even comes with CNG option from factory but it is outside the budget you've mentioned.Regards...

[URL="https://www.zigwheels.com/forum/profile/4153"]Chirag borsania[/URL], the performance of the Datsun Go Plus is nothing to write home about. It comes with the same 1.2 liter petrol engine as the Go and has all features that the segement has to offer, except for an audi system, even in the top end variant. Having said that, it is one of the better 7 seater available at this price bracket and is definitely a better buy than the Maruti Omni or Maruti Eeco. It has good interior space and is quite efficient as well.

[URL="https://www.zigwheels.com/forum/profile/4153"]Chirag borsania[/URL] The Datsun GO Plus is not available from the company with a CNG option. However, there are aftermarket kits that are available that are compatible with the Datsun Go Plus. If you are in a city that is not in the Delhi NCR region, it won't be an issue converting the car to CNG. However, in Delhi, the government has recently banned all CNG conversions - unless the car comes from the company with a CNG kit. See this thread for more on that issue: [url]https://www.zigwheels.com/forum/posts/13313-delhi-government-bans-fitment-of-aftermarket-cng-kits-in-cars[/url]