I think this has come up in discussions on here in the past, but seems like things have progressed based on this article, stating the change will be happening from Sept 2021.
For those not aware, it says they will be replacing standard unleaded (E5) with the eco E10 and leaving Super Unleaded as the only option for those that need the E5 fuel. It says E10 is fine for all cars post-2011.
The government have an E10 checker tool which states all Ford cars except a 1.8 Mondeo will be fine with E10.
Is there any guidance on whether our cars specifically can run on E10? Just thinking that making a change after 20 years of one fuel may cause some engine related problems? What would the likely damage be if we did?
Drivers of older cars face paying £6 more to fill up thanks to petrol changes
Petrol stations will soon start selling more eco-friendly E10 petrol later this year instead of E5, which is the current standard for unleaded petrol
www.mirror.co.uk
For those not aware, it says they will be replacing standard unleaded (E5) with the eco E10 and leaving Super Unleaded as the only option for those that need the E5 fuel. It says E10 is fine for all cars post-2011.
The government have an E10 checker tool which states all Ford cars except a 1.8 Mondeo will be fine with E10.
Check if your vehicle can run on E10 petrol
Check if you can use E10 petrol in your car, motorcycle or moped - what information you need to check, what to do if you’re not sure
www.gov.uk
Is there any guidance on whether our cars specifically can run on E10? Just thinking that making a change after 20 years of one fuel may cause some engine related problems? What would the likely damage be if we did?