Development · 22 Aug 2026
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Amid concerns that ethanol-blended E20 petrol could hurt vehicle mileage and engine life, consumers are increasingly trading up to premium, high-octane petrol, driving its share of sales to 12-15% from about 4% in March ...
Dealers expect demand for premium petrol to rise further unless consumers are given more choice, including access to E10 or ethanol-free petrol.(Mint) ...
Premium petrol sales share increased to 12-15% from approximately 4% in March 2026 as consumers shift away from E20 ethanol-blended petrol due to concerns about vehicle mileage and engine life.
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