E5
The ethanol-content grade used for super unleaded price searches.
Search recent E5 super unleaded prices and compare the premium over standard E10. Follow your owner's manual for the minimum octane your vehicle needs.
The form opens with E10 by default; choose Super unleaded E5 before comparing.
Price checks run every 5 minutes using Government and retailer updates.
E5 describes ethanol content of up to 5%. RON describes octane rating. Availability varies by site.
The ethanol-content grade used for super unleaded price searches.
The broad UK super-grade description used in government guidance.
Availability varies by site.
At that gap, the website's standard 55-litre comparison costs about £10.12 more. Whether that is worthwhile depends on vehicle requirements and measurable benefit, not the word “premium” alone.
A fuel price is useful only when you know the grade, when it changed and whether the extra journey is worth it.
No. UK super unleaded is generally RON 97+ rather than universally RON 99. Availability varies by site.
Official UK guidance says an E10-compatible petrol vehicle can use E5 and can mix E5 with E10. Follow the owner's manual for octane requirements.
No. Benefits depend on engine design, calibration, condition and driving. A car that only requires 95 RON may not deliver a financial return from the price premium.
Route & Fuel keeps national averages separate from individual station prices. These latest UK fuel prices were last refreshed on 28 August 2026; typical ranges show where most prices sit instead of treating one unusually low price as a guaranteed bargain.