Public data usually reports E5
The public fuel feed can identify E5 super unleaded pricing, but not every feed separates exact RON rating.
Super unleaded is usually reported as E5 in public price data. Route & Fuel can show E5 prices and add careful brand-based 97/99 RON context where supported.
The public fuel feed can identify E5 super unleaded pricing, but not every feed separates exact RON rating.
Where brand or product context supports it, Route & Fuel can help label likely 97 or 99 RON without overclaiming.
Drivers who prefer super unleaded can compare premium fuel prices separately from standard E10.
The safe public wording is super unleaded E5, with 97/99 RON context where brand data allows. That avoids treating every E5 value as the same product.
For example, some known premium products are commonly associated with 99 RON, while other brands or sites may vary. Route & Fuel should keep this as an inferred label unless the source explicitly confirms it.
No. E5 identifies the ethanol grade, not always the exact RON. Route & Fuel should use brand/product context where available.
Yes, where brand context supports it, but it should be presented as context rather than guaranteed source-confirmed RON unless the data confirms it.
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