BRITAIN's motorists will be encouraged to use environmentally-friendly E10 fuel from this week - which will replace standard petrol. E5 fuel was replaced as the default petrol by greener E10 fuel ...

E10 petrol was first introduced in Great Britain on September 1, but which popular car brands are incompatible with the new fuel? A car expert explains. Did you know with a Digital subscription to ...

A cleaner form of petrol has been introduced at filling stations across the UK this week offering motorists a greener option when they fuel up. E10 petrol, which is made with up to 10% bioethanol, a ...

Motorists in the Potteries and across Staffordshire will be using a new standard grade of petrol from today as E10 is rolled out across the country. Pumps up and down the land will be serving up the ...

DRIVERS are set to use a more environmentally-friendly fuel on forecourts from today as E10 replaces E5 as the standard petrol. However, the greener petrol is not compatible with all cars, meaning ...

E10 fuel is rolling out to all UK forecourts in the country soon - and some vehicles could struggle to use the new alternative. The unleaded fuel will contain 10 per cent renewable ethanol instead of ...

E10 petrol has been rolled out across UK fuel stations, replacing the old E5 unleaded petrol in an effort to help drivers lower their carbon footprint. While E10 represents a step forward for greener ...

In a social media Tweet, they have urged drivers to check whether their vehicle is compatible with the new petrol before topping up. They warned drivers could do this using the Government’s online E10 ...

But thousands of car, van, and motorbike users have been warned they may be unable to use the new petrol in their vehicles. E10 petrol, which is more environmentally friendly, will replace E5 petrol ...

E10 petrol became the default unleaded petrol sold on British forecourts from Wednesday, September 1. The fuel contains up to 10% renewable ethanol, which is added to reduce carbon dioxide emissions ...