With rising fuel imports and climate change concerns, India is undergoing a strategic shift in its fuel policy. Central to this transformation is the push for ethanol-blended petrol, a cleaner, renewable alternative to conventional fuels. While E10 (10% ethanol blend) is already the norm in most states, E20 (20% ethanol) is being rolled out, and […]
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The Indian government’s push for E20 petrol—a blend of 20% ethanol and 80% petrol—marks a major step toward reducing dependency on fossil fuels and cutting emissions. While this move is aligned with global sustainability goals, it has also raised concerns among vehicle owners, especially regarding warranty coverage and insurance claims. Recently, a clarification by Acko
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India is rapidly transforming its energy ecosystem, and one of the biggest shifts underway is the rollout of E20 petrol—a fuel blend containing 20% ethanol and 80% petrol. While the government pitches it as a step toward energy security, cleaner emissions, and support for farmers, many vehicle owners and industry experts are raising valid concerns.
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If you’ve ever been at a fuel pump and wondered whether to go for normal petrol or power/super petrol, you’re not alone. With increasing fuel prices and more technologically advanced engines, this question is more relevant than ever. Let’s break down the difference between the two, and help you decide what’s best for your car
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