There are now an estimated 2.38 million vehicles capable of running on Autogas in India, the majority of which are three-wheelers (which explains why average consumption per vehicle is only around 300 litres per year). The number of conversions of vehicles to Autogas are running at about 10-15000 per month.Roughly 7% of all the vehicles on the road in India (excluding two-wheelers) run on Autogas. The main vehicle manufacturers now offer factory-fitted Autogas models, such that OEM vehicles now make up about two-thirds of new Autogas vehicle registrations.

There are around a dozen OEM Autogas models currently on sale in India. Interest carmakers in marketing more models is growing with the recent fall in Autogas prices relative to gasoline and diesel. In many cities, a large share of three-wheeler rickshaws – an important means of public transport in India – has been converted to run on Autogas.

There are 1350 filling stations selling Autogas across the country, spread over more than 500 cities (mainly in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu). Three state-owned companies own around 700 (about 55%) of these stations, with the rest owned by a number of private companies like; Infinity Gas.