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Motorists wary as India adds biofuels to petrol
ndia's decision to increase the share of biofuels blended with petrol is facing ire from motorists who question its viability in a market where a majority of vehicles are not yet designed for it.
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thehindubusinessline.com
If India wants higher Ethanol blending, it needs a roadmap for older cars: Mercedes-Benz India MD Santosh Iyer
Mercedes-Benz India’s MD emphasizes the need for a roadmap to support ethanol blending while managing older vehicle compatibility.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Name any car that faced issues due to ethanol-blended petrol: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari challenged critics to name any car facing issues with E20 petrol. He stated that India's fossil fuel dependence is an economic and environmental…
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Mercedes India urges phased shift to higher ethanol blends
Mercedes-Benz requests a gradual shift to higher ethanol fuel blends. Automakers need sufficient time to adapt their vehicles for these changes. Older cars on India's roads…
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Backlash on ethanol-blend fuel intensifies in India, puts carmakers in the dock
India's mandatory E20 fuel policy faces public backlash and political opposition. Car owners report reduced mileage and potential vehicle damage from the new fuel. The government…
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saudigazette.com.sa
Motorists wary as India adds biofuels to petrol
ndia's decision to increase the share of biofuels blended with petrol is facing ire from motorists who question its viability in a market where a majority of vehicles are not yet…
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E20 petrol may cut mileage by 3-5% in some vehicles, but benefits outweigh impact: Oil Ministry
The government acknowledges E20 fuel's minor fuel economy reduction. This impact is outweighed by benefits like better engine performance and lower emissions. India's ethanol…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
E20 petrol row: Govt answers 9 FAQs on ethanol-blended petrol’s impact on mileage, performance, damage, pricing & more
Seeking to clarify the goals and usage implications of ethanol-blended petrol, the government has come out with a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). The move comes amid…
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Ethanol blending is about protecting consumers from oil shocks, not lowering petrol prices: Govt
The Indian government emphasizes that ethanol blending aims to protect consumers from oil price volatility, not to reduce petrol prices.