How does it work? You gas up via separate tanks. The gas tank and cap are where you would find them on a traditional gas vehicle, but instead that steel case in the front of the pickup bed where the tools normally go, there is a separate contained compressed natural gas tank, which has its own cap for filling. Inside the CNG F150 you have two separate gauges for fuel levels, so you can keep an eye on both fuel tanks. That’s it—No more to think about. The truck works out the rest for you. Related: BYD Sets Record With All-Electric Bus in Copenhagen Read the rest of TEST DRIVE: The Compressed Natural Gas F-150 is a Heavy Duty Hybrid Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: alternative drivetrain , Alternative Fuel , CNG , compressed natural gas , ford f150 , green transportation , green vehicle , hybrid truck , hybrid vehicle , Laura Cowan , Laura K. Cowan , lower emissions , test drive
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TEST DRIVE: The Compressed Natural Gas F-150 is a Heavy Duty Hybrid
