Diesel Vehicle Availability

According to J.D. Power Automotive Forecasting, demand for light-duty diesel vehicles might approximately double in the next 10 years. More auto manufacturers will be producing light-duty diesels, and these vehicles will be more fuel efficient and environmentally friendly than ever.

Although all diesel vehicles can use biodiesel, be sure to check your engine warranty to ensure that higher-level blends of this alternative fuel don't void or affect it. B5 is approved for use in all diesel vehicles.

Light-Duty Vehicles

Use the Light-Duty Vehicle Search to browse the available models approved by their manufacturers to use B20 (20% biodiesel, 80% petroleum diesel). To learn about all currently available light-duty diesel vehicles, use FuelEconomy.gov's diesel vehicle search.

Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Biodiesel or biodiesel blends are used by heavy-duty vehicle operators to reduce petroleum consumption and pollutant emissions. Engine manufacturers may certify their engines for use with B20. See a list of certified engines from the National Biodiesel Board.