

Make E20 petrol optional for all vehicles
The Issue
Every day, countless car and bike owners, including myself, are facing significant issues due to the use of E20 petrol. This blend, while touted as environmentally friendly, is proving to be detrimental to a range of vehicles, including heavy petrol vehicles, causing mechanical damage and financial stress for many.
E20 petrol contains 20% ethanol mixed with petrol, which can lead to a variety of problems such as engine corrosion, inefficient fuel consumption, and even potential engine failure. Traditional engines, not designed for such high ethanol content, are at risk. According to studies by the Society of Automotive Engineers, using high ethanol blends in engines not specifically made for them can cause long-term damage.
In areas where E20 petrol is mandatory, such as certain regions within India, drivers are being forced into a costly and potentially harmful choice. Many vehicle manufacturers, including Honda and Toyota, have issued warnings about the use of high-ethanol blends in their vehicles, advising that prolonged usage might void the warranty or lead to costly repairs.
It is crucial that we advocate for consumer choice in the types of petrol available. Implementing a policy that allows consumers to choose between conventional petrol and E20 ensures vehicle longevity, safety, and avoids unnecessary financial burden.
Join us in urging the policymakers to make E20 petrol optional. Sign this petition to protect our vehicles and preserve our right to choose a petrol that suits our engines' needs.

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The Issue
Every day, countless car and bike owners, including myself, are facing significant issues due to the use of E20 petrol. This blend, while touted as environmentally friendly, is proving to be detrimental to a range of vehicles, including heavy petrol vehicles, causing mechanical damage and financial stress for many.
E20 petrol contains 20% ethanol mixed with petrol, which can lead to a variety of problems such as engine corrosion, inefficient fuel consumption, and even potential engine failure. Traditional engines, not designed for such high ethanol content, are at risk. According to studies by the Society of Automotive Engineers, using high ethanol blends in engines not specifically made for them can cause long-term damage.
In areas where E20 petrol is mandatory, such as certain regions within India, drivers are being forced into a costly and potentially harmful choice. Many vehicle manufacturers, including Honda and Toyota, have issued warnings about the use of high-ethanol blends in their vehicles, advising that prolonged usage might void the warranty or lead to costly repairs.
It is crucial that we advocate for consumer choice in the types of petrol available. Implementing a policy that allows consumers to choose between conventional petrol and E20 ensures vehicle longevity, safety, and avoids unnecessary financial burden.
Join us in urging the policymakers to make E20 petrol optional. Sign this petition to protect our vehicles and preserve our right to choose a petrol that suits our engines' needs.

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Petition created on 1 July 2026