flex-fuel

adjective

1. relating to cars or engines that can run on more than one type of fuel, usually petrol and ethanol

Example Sentences

The Japanese carmaker had in 2019 launched Brazil's first hybrid flex-fuel vehicle, a version of its flagship sedan the Corolla.

From Reuters

After all, Brazil, which pioneered its use in the 1970s, has so-called "flex-fuel" vehicles on its roads that run on any mixture of petroleum and ethanol, right up to the all-ethanol E100.

From BBC

After all, Brazil, which pioneered its use in the 1970s, has so-called "flex-fuel" vehicles on its roads that run on any mixture of petroleum and ethanol, right up to the all-ethanol E100.

From BBC

Congress members from rural states will introduce bills in coming weeks seeking federal funds to add more high-biofuel blend pumps at retail stations and tax credits for automakers that put more “flex-fuel” vehicles on the road.

From Reuters

The EPA warning says E15 should only be used in flex-fuel vehicles that are 2001 models and newer.

From Washington Times