The new gasoline that will kill car engines in Greece

The automobile industry and fuel companies are going through a transition, which means that new technologies will put owners of cars with thermal engines in a difficult position.

Cars are changing at a very fast pace The development of automobiles also brings with it the corresponding development of fuel Consumed by thermal engines, especially gasoline.

More specifically, the fuel that has begun to appear in many countries of the world is E20. It is a fuel mixture consisting of 80% gasoline and 20% bioethanolIts use is expected to help reduce harmful emissions and promote sustainable energy.

However, not all cars can be equipped with E20 fuel, which means… The majority of vehicles in circulation in our country cannot consume this mixture Hence its use.

Although there are still not many cars on the roads of our country that can consume E20 gasoline mixture, it is clear More and more car manufacturers are working frantically To make their models compatible with this fuel.

In other words, as fuel technology develops, so does automotive technology We expect to see more cars capable of consuming E20 fuel Next years.

Cars driving on our country’s roads, Most new products can use E10 (with 10% bioethanol)will not be compatible with this new fuel mixture, with all the negative consequences that would have on their owners.

The problem with burning such a mixture is: In its injection system and pipingRepairing it may become useless. This is because from E10, which can consume many new products on the Greek market, to E20 is a long distance and requires mechanical changes.

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