Mahindra Issues E20 Fuel Clarification, Says Its Petrol Vehicles are Fully Compatible
Mahindra has confirmed that all its E20-compliant petrol vehicles are ready for India's shift to E20 fuel, following extensive testing. The company reassured customers that using E20 will not harm compatible engines, despite minor performance changes expected in older models built before April 2025.
Mahindra Issues E20 Fuel Clarification, Says Its Petrol Vehicles are Fully Compatible
- Mahindra says all its E20-compliant petrol vehicles are fully ready for India's transition to E20 fuel after extensive testing.
- The company assures customers that E20 fuel will not damage compatible Mahindra petrol engines.
- Owners of vehicles built before April 1, 2025 may notice minor performance differences.
- Newer E20-compliant models feature updated engine calibration and fuel system components to optimise performance and fuel efficiency.
Older Vehicles May See Minor Performance Changes
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