India’s rapid transition to E20 fuel has raised concerns over mileage loss, mechanical wear, contamination risks and the lack of an unblended petrol option for millions of legacy vehicles; the debate underlines the need for clearer fuel labelling, quality controls and independent real-world studies
India’s rapid transition to E20 fuel has raised concerns over mileage loss, mechanical wear, contamination risks and the lack of an unblended petrol option for millions of legacy vehicles; the debate underlines the need for clearer fuel labelling, quality controls and independent real-world studies
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