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Flex fuel vehicles (FFVs) use a mix of petrol and ethanol at various degrees. India has achieved E10 (10 percent ethanol in petrol) and is targeting E20 by 2025.

Demesio Avila Castaneda is selling his 2007 Infiniti M35 on Facebook marketplace for $12,500 OBO in Corona, California. In the engine bay sits a 5.3 L LSx V8 running on an AEM Infinity ECU. The engine features valve sprin...

Renault Nissan Technology and Business Centre India (RNTBCI), which turned 15 recently, has emerged as a global centre of excellence (CoE) for Computer-aided engineering (CAE) and software validation. The Alliance’s strategy of 6 new models in India between partners Renault and Nissan brings bigger responsibilities, with full ownership of the projects.

Toyota Fortuner Flex-Fuel Unveiled at 2023 GIIAS in Indonesia, Toyota has unveiled a flex-fuel version of its Fortuner SUV at the 2023 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) Here are some of the key features of the Toyota Fortuner 100% bioethanol fuel compatibility & Flex-fuel sensor at news18.com

In India, Toyota Fortuner SUV comes with only a 2.8-litre four-cylinder turbocharged diesel motor, mated to a six-speed automatic gearbox. The engine can generate 204 PS of power and 500 Nm of torque.

World Biofuel Day: Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated Ethanol Plant in Panipat with capacity to generate about three crore litres of Ethanol annually.   

Sheetz convenience store is celebrating the Fourth of July holiday by dropping gas prices to honor the year the Declaration of Independence was signed.

The automobile industry in India has requested a 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on two-wheelers running on flex fuel, similar to electric-powered vehicles. In addition, industry stakeholders have asked for a price guarantee on fuel for flex fuel vehicles (FFVs), with a 35% lower price than E10 fuel to offset the loss in fuel efficiency. This comes as the government aims to reduce oil imports and provide farmers with an additional source of income.

The automobile industry in India has requested a 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on two-wheelers running on flex fuel, similar to electric-powered vehicles. In addition, industry stakeholders have asked for a price guarantee on fuel for flex fuel vehicles (FFVs), with a 35% lower price than E10 fuel to offset the loss in fuel efficiency. This comes as the government aims to reduce oil imports and provide farmers with an additional source of income.

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways - Nitin Gadkari, at an event in Nagpur revealed that new ethanol-powered vehicles will enter in Indian market, with Toyota Camrys launch happening in August.