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What Is E85 Fuel?

Alternative fuel guide for drivers using EV charging and alternative fuel station pages.

Quick answer: E85 is a high-ethanol fuel blend designed for flexible fuel vehicles, often called FFVs. Drivers should use E85 only in vehicles approved for that fuel.
Ethanol blendFuel type
Flexible fuel vehiclesVehicle type
E85Common abbreviation
E85 stationsDirectory pages

Who can use E85

E85 is intended for flexible fuel vehicles that are designed for high-ethanol blends. Drivers should check the vehicle fuel door, owner manual, or manufacturer guidance before using E85.

Why E85 station pages are useful

Many drivers search for E85 by city or state. Dedicated E85 station pages can show station names, addresses, public access status, phone numbers, and last-confirmed information.

Finding E85 stations

E85 state and city pages are included where the public, open station data gives drivers useful choices. Lower-volume cities can still be found through state pages and search.

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Frequently asked questions

Can every gasoline car use E85?

No. E85 should be used only in flexible fuel vehicles or vehicles approved for E85.

Is E85 the same as regular gasoline?

No. E85 has a much higher ethanol content than regular gasoline blends.

How do I find E85 near me?

Search by city, state, or ZIP code, then confirm fuel availability and access before driving.