E85 Fuel Launched in Delhi: Cheaper, Cleaner, and Made for Flex-Fuel Cars

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is E85 fuel?
A: E85 is a blend of 80% to 85% ethanol and 14% to 19% petrol. It is meant for flex-fuel vehicles.

Q2: Can I use E85 in my normal petrol car?
A: No. Normal petrol engines are not designed for such high ethanol content. You need a flex-fuel vehicle.

Q3: Is E85 cheaper than regular petrol?
A: Yes. The government has priced E85 lower so that consumers get the benefit of domestically produced ethanol.

Q4: How much does E85 reduce pollution?
A: Flex-fuel vehicles running on E85 can reduce lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by about 61% compared to conventional petrol vehicles.

Q5: What is the difference between E10, E20 and E85?
A: E10 has 10% ethanol, E20 has 20% ethanol, and E85 has 80-85% ethanol. The rest is petrol.