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Flex-fuel (E85) cars

EPA lists 6 models that are flex-fuel (E85) in the 2026 model year, from 3 makes.

2026 models
6
3 makes
Makes
24
since 2010
Models
98
in at least one year since 2010
Model years
17
2010–2027

A flex-fuel vehicle (FFV) can run on gasoline, E85 (a blend of up to 85% ethanol) or any mix of the two. Only vehicles built as FFVs should use E85.

A model can be sold in both flex-fuel and gasoline-only versions, so check your specific vehicle: the owner's manual, a yellow gas cap or an "FFV" badge are common signs.

EPA is still adding 2027 vehicles, so this page uses 2026 as the current model year.

2026 models that are flex-fuel (E85)

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Search public E85 stations within 50 miles. Station listings can be out of date, soconfirm availability before you go.

    Station data: Alternative Fuel Stations API, National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL), via the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center. Your location is used only for this search and is not stored.

    Before using E85 Confirm the vehicle is a flex-fuel vehicle (FFV) in the owner's manual, or look for a yellow gas cap or an "FFV" badge. Not every version of a model is flex-fuel.

    Source: U.S. EPA / Department of Energy vehicle data fromFuelEconomy.gov, data as of September 29, 2026. Fuel station data from the Alternative Fuel Stations API (National Laboratory of the Rockies, formerly NREL).See how we classify vehicles.