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E20 fuel is a blend consisting of 20% ethanol and 80% gasoline. Ethanol, the renewable biofuel component, is usually derived from plant materials such as corn, sugarcane, molasses, wheat, waste grains, and rice husks. This blend aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, lower vehicular emissions, and support renewable energy initiatives and rural agricultural development in India. The higher octane rating of ethanol improves engine anti-knocking capability and thermal efficiency when engines are calibrated for E20 fuel.

However, there are concerns with E20 fuel use, especially in older vehicles not designed for it. Vehicle owners with cars bought before 2023 have reported reduced fuel efficiency, increased maintenance costs, and faster wear and tear on components such as the engine, fuel lines, and carburetors. This is partly because ethanol absorbs more moisture and can be more corrosive. While newer vehicles compliant with E20 do not experience such issues, older models may face significant challenges, including warranty voidance from manufacturers if E20 is used in engines designed for lower ethanol blends like E10.

Despite these downsides, the government promotes E20 to curb emissions and reduce import dependency on crude oil, with a nationwide rollout in India starting April 2025. Experts estimate a potential 2-5% reduction in fuel efficiency in some vehicles due to ethanol’s lower energy density compared to pure petrol. The move is also seen as beneficial to farmers by boosting demand for ethanol-producing crops.
In summary, E20 fuel is a cleaner, renewable fuel blend suited for newer, compatible engines but may cause decreased performance and increased wear in older vehicles not designed for its use.

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