Autogas, also known as liquefied petroleum gas for automobiles, offers significant benefits for French consumers, the environment and the economy. It is a low-hanging fruit for meeting the challenges of climate change and air pollution in France. Autogas is suitable for cars, vans, trucks and buses. Private drivers can choose their new LPG car from a wide range of models offered by major car brands, with full manufacturer's warranty and other advantages. In addition, most gasoline cars on the French market can be equipped with LPG, a favorable option for used car customers.

Logically, thanks to government policies, electric vehicles are making a significant contribution to these climate issues. Liquefied petroleum gas vehicles are also contributing significantly. Forgotten until a few years ago, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is making a comeback thanks to its low cost at the pump, tax and financial advantages and the developed offer of manufacturers. In particular, Fiat and the Renault group. In fact, the manufacturer's urban models (Renault Clio and Captur, but also Dacia Sandero and Duster) are available in the LPG catalog with gasoline engines.

LPG first appeared at gas stations in the 1990s and won over the general public thanks to tax exemptions. However, filling the tank was not easy, and the tank installed by installers took up space in the trunk. In 2002, the mandatory safety valve solved the safety problem, but the government did nothing about liquefied gas.

This does not encourage automakers to offer models that use this fuel. According to a survey conducted in 2019 by the CFBP (French Butane and Propane Committee), the brakes to the purchase of an LPG vehicle among respondents are the perception of danger (16%), the lack of LPG stations (14%) or the lack of knowledge on the subject (13%). There has always been competition from diesel, which was very competitive before the fuel price adjustment, despite government support for LPG.

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