DFSK South Africa takes the lead in LPG Autogas

DFSK South Africa attended South Africa’s inaugural dedicated Autogas Workshop, hosted by the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association of South Africa (LPGSA) in association with the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI).

26 lpga1

It is also supported by the World Liquid Gas Association and the workshop brought together industry stakeholders to discuss the safe and sustainable development of Autogas in South Africa.

DFSK South Africa was recognised by LPGSA Managing Director Gadibolae “Gadi” Dihlabi. The occasion marked an important milestone for DFSK, which is proud to be the first OEM in South Africa to publicly approve LPG Autogas conversions across its petrol vehicle range.

““I was impressed to see the progress Autogas is making in South Africa and encouraged by the commitment shown across the industry,” says Gina Giani, CEO of DFSK South Africa.

DFSK approved dual-fuel system allows vehicles to operate on either petrol or LPG. Customers who have already completed conversions have reported positive experiences with vehicle performance and fuel savings. Their real-world testimonials will form an important part of DFSK’s LPG campaign.

“We are proud to stand behind this technology,” added Giani. “Our customers’ experiences show that LPG is not simply a future concept, it is a practical solution that can help South African businesses reduce their operating costs today.”

More New Energy Vehicles stories

Toyota broadens hydrogen plans for Europe’s truck sector

Toyota broadens hydrogen plans for Europe’s truck sector

Toyota is sharpening its focus on hydrogen as a practical route to cleaner heavy-duty transport, using IAA Transportation 2026 to showcase new fuel cell technology and partnerships with leading commercial vehicle manufacturers.

  • 15 September 2026
World EV Day: CHARGE puts EV claims to the test on the N3

World EV Day: CHARGE puts EV claims to the test on the N3

To mark World EV Day, Zero Carbon Charge (CHARGE) has launched the N3 EV Real-World Test. The initiative will turn everyday electric vehicle journeys between Johannesburg and Durban into a growing source of real-world data for South African motorists and fleet operators considering the switch to electric.

  • 9 September 2026