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Petrol, also known as gasoline in many regions, stands as a cornerstone of modern transportation, fueling cars, motorcycles, and small engines worldwide. As a highly volatile and versatile fuel derived from crude oil, petrol plays a pivotal role in driving economic activities and ensuring mobility for millions. With varying octane ratings and formulations to suit diverse engine types and performance requirements, petrol remains a vital commodity in the energy landscape, powering vehicles with efficiency and reliability.
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ABC provides its assistance towards following types of Gasoline ( Petroleum) Fuels:

Regular Unleaded Petrol:

Regular unleaded petrol may be known internationally as RON 95 or Octane 95. It is the most commonly used petrol and has an octane rating typically ranging from 91 to 95. Premium Unleaded Petrol (PULP):
Premium unleaded petrol may be referred to as RON 98 or Octane 98 in international markets. It has a higher octane rating than regular unleaded petrol and is recommended for high-performance engines.

Ethanol Blended Petrol:

Ethanol blended petrol may be labeled as E10 or E85 internationally, indicating the percentage of ethanol blended with petrol (e.g., E10 contains 10% ethanol). It is recognized for its renewable properties and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Flex-Fuel (FFV) E85 Petrol:
Flex-fuel vehicles (FFVs) capable of running on E85 petrol are recognized internationally, with E85 indicating the blend of 85% ethanol and 15% petrol. FFVs provide flexibility in fuel choice, allowing drivers to use either E85 or regular unleaded petrol.

Aviation Gasoline (Avgas):

Aviation gasoline, commonly known as Avgas, is used in piston-engine aircraft worldwide. It has high octane ratings, typically above 100, and contains lead additives to improve engine performance and prevent engine knocking at high altitudes.

Super Unleaded Petrol (SUP):

Super unleaded petrol may also be known as High Octane Petrol (HOP) or RON 100 in some regions. It has a higher octane rating than premium unleaded petrol and is designed for high-performance vehicles.