The Price of Liquefied Gas Has Increased, Quality Has Decreased, It's Not the Same Anymore: 'Zhoghq'

Alongside the rising price of gasoline, the prices of liquefied gas are also increasing. The 'Zhoghq' newspaper reports that many drivers are concerned not only about the increase in liquefied gas prices but also about the decline in quality, stating that it is no longer the same.

"It turns out that the calorific value of liquefied gas has decreased by 25%. Previously, it was possible to fill 25 liters of liquefied gas for 5000 drams and drive approximately 200 km in Yerevan with a 2-2.5L working engine. Today, with the same 25 liters and the same 2-2.5L working engine, it is only possible to drive about 145-150 km on the same streets of Yerevan, even under the condition that the tested vehicles have no issues, thus indicating fuel loss," the newspaper writes.

It is noted that with the rise in prices, the calorific value is also decreasing, which affects the purchasing power of drivers who earn an average or even below-average salary.

For more details, refer to today’s issue of the newspaper.