News announced today. It's not going to affect any Honda Jazz, but if you have other cars it could do.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/fuelling-a-greener-future-e10-petrol-set-for-september-2021-launch
List of petrol vehicles compatible with using “E10” https://www.acea.be/uploads/publications/130329_%28revised%29_ALL_ACEA_SAAB_JAMA_E10_COMPATIBILITY.pdf
thing is grant shapps cant see a problem with E28 as Brazil uses it, this plank doesn't know much about cars as every one will need replacing as no car in the uk can use E28. even california uses E10. the sooner these idiots are gone the better. E10 should be the last change to uk fuel we see but they will still try more and more crap
and by 2030 they want europe to be using E20 and honda cant use that so what then? scrap all the cars in the country? they are really stupid
Late reply I know, but by 2030 most of the cars on the road today will be gone. Likely all mk1 and mk2 Jazz's will be long gone and a new generation of car will be out that CAN use E28. If E28 does come to the UK the car manufactures will know about it long before and will build their vehicles accordingly.
It will be interesting to see what the mix of vehicles on UK Roads will be on 1st January 2030. Whilst EV sales have risen dramatically in percentage terms it's from a very low base and most analysts believe it will actually be impossible to produce enough EVs to replace all ICE cars by that date.
There are a number of estimates out there but they all tend to coalesce around the following scenario. On 1st January 2030 there will be around 10 to 11 million pure EVs and 21 million ICE cars. In short, two thirds of the cars will still be ICE although a significant number will be hybrids of one sort or another. Clearly this will continue to change and there won't be that many ICE cars still around by 2040. Given my age, all this is pretty academic. I don't expect, if I'm still here, to have too much difficulty finding petrol in 2030.
I think it follows that manufacturers won't be producing a new generation of ICE cars that can use E85 or whatever. It simply isn't worth it - we are witnessing the death of the ICE car but it will be a lingering one.