The government has amended the Central Motor Vehicles Rules to facilitate the registration of flex-fuel vehicles capable of running on 85% to 100% ethanol blended petrol. As car manufacturers gear up to introduce their E100 models soon, this initiative promises to lessen emissions and curb reliance on crude oil imports. Notably, existing vehicle owners are not required to make any modifications. The government has amended the Central Motor Vehicles Rules to facilitate the registration of flex-fuel vehicles capable of running on 85% to 100% ethanol blended petrol. As car manufacturers gear up to introduce their E100 models soon, this initiative promises to lessen emissions and curb reliance on crude oil imports. Notably, existing vehicle owners are not required to make any modifications.
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