Fuel Efficiency: A Guide to E10 Petrol

E10 petrol is a blend of conventional petrol and up to 10% renewable ethanol, used worldwide, but primarily in the UK.

Compared to E5 petrol, E10 petrol reduces CO2 emissions by up to 10% and is more environmentally friendly.

Using E10 petrol can help reduce carbon emissions and lower the impact on the environment.

The UK has been at the forefront of introducing E10 petrol, and it's widely used around the world.

E10 petrol contains up to 10% renewable ethanol, reducing the need for fossil fuel and lowering carbon emissions.

While E10 petrol is more environmentally friendly, some drivers may experience slightly lower fuel economy.

If your car is less than ten years old and has a mileage under 80,000, using E10 petrol might not make a significant difference.

Many cars registered prior to 2002 shouldn't use E10 exclusively, as it can damage seals, plastics, and metals over time.

The RAC's fuel spokesman advises drivers to be aware of the potential limitations of using E10 petrol in older vehicles.

By understanding the benefits and limitations of E10 petrol, drivers can make informed decisions about their fuel choices.