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From E85 To E100: Govt Amends Rules To Make Room For 100% Ethanol Vehicles

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Times of IndiaFrom E85 To E100: Govt Amends Rules To Make Room For 100% Ethanol Vehicles
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The Road Transport Ministry has finalised amendments to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, putting E100 on the same regulatory footing as E85 for factory-built flex-fuel vehicles

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