Buriram drivers worry over Gasohol 91-95 phase-out for E20

MGR Online•Society•35m ago

Reader Briefing

Vehicle users in Buriram express concern over reports that the government may stop selling Gasohol 91 and 95 to promote E20 fuel.

•Reports indicate the government may eliminate Gasohol 91 and 95 to push the use of E20 fuel.
•Vehicle owners in Buriram, particularly those with older cars and motorcycles, fear engine damage if forced to use E20.
•Some gas stations have already begun removing Gasohol 91 pumps as stocks run out.
•The reports were highlighted on November 13, 2026.

•The government is reportedly preparing to adjust the fuel structure by canceling the sale of Gasohol 91 and 95 to promote E20.
•Older car and motorcycle owners in Buriram fear that E20 fuel may not be compatible with their engines, leading to damage and increased maintenance costs.
•Some gas stations have started phasing out Gasohol 91 and preparing to replace pumps with E20.
•Kae Saengsawang, a resident of Nang Rong District, expressed concern that older vehicles not supporting E20 would be damaged.
•Kae Saengsawang stated that the government should develop fuel quality and replacement products suitable for both old and new engines.
•Vehicle users warn that shifting the risk of engine failure to the public is an unfair burden.
•Vehicle users are requesting clear clarification from the government regarding the phase-out plan and support measures for older vehicles.

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Government(รัฐบาล)ℹ️

The entity reportedly planning to adjust the fuel structure by canceling Gasohol 91 and 95.

Buriram(บุรีรัมย์)ℹ️

The province where vehicle users are expressing concern over fuel policy changes.

Nang Rong(นางรอง)ℹ️

The district in Buriram where Kae Saengsawang resides.

Kae Saengsawang(แกะ แสงสว่าง)

A 75-year-old resident of La Nam Phluang, Nang Rong District, Buriram, who owns several vehicles.