Vietnam Addresses Consumer Concerns Over E10 Biofuel Rollout
Vietnam officially rolled out E10 biofuel gasoline nationwide on June 1, replacing conventional mineral gasoline. Despite concerns from consumers regarding engine durability, fuel consumption, and potential risks, authorities are working to provide information and alleviate worries.
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