What is the difference between different gasoline grades?

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MarcusMarie
07/30/25 7:44am
Gasoline grades include 92, 95, and 98. Below is an introduction to gasoline grades: 1. 92-octane gasoline is suitable for vehicles with mature engine technology: For currently affordable models on the market, 92-octane gasoline is the best choice. It is suitable for vehicles with mature engine technology that do not have excessive fuel requirements. 2. 95-octane gasoline is suitable for the vast majority of cars: Generally speaking, 95-octane gasoline is suitable for turbocharged vehicles and those with higher compression ratios. It is compatible with most models available on the market. 3. 98-octane gasoline is suitable for high-end luxury cars and high-performance sports cars: Compared to 92 and 95-octane gasoline, producing 98-octane gasoline requires higher technology and equipment standards, which is why this grade of gasoline has only been domestically produced in recent years. 98-octane gasoline undoubtedly has the best anti-knock performance and the highest production standards.
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