As E20 petrol becomes more common across India, many car owners are asking one important question: Who pays if something goes wrong? While the government says E20 is safe for compatible vehicles, some owners have reported concerns about mileage, wear and tear, and repair costs. This has created confusion over whether the car manufacturer, the insurance company, or the vehicle owner is responsible if damage occurs. Understanding how warranties and insurance work can help you avoid costly surprises.
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