Latest Lubricant News

LIQUI MOLY expands its portfolio with hybrid and OAT ready-mix motorcycle coolants, offering improved heat management, corrosion protection, and compatibility with modern high-performance engines worldwide.

Tata Motors, in collaboration with HPCL, has initiated a pilot project to recycle used automotive lubricants, marking a significant step toward sustainable mobility and circular economy practices in India.

Fuel prices in major cities like Delhi and Mumbai continue to rise as global supply constraints tighten. The latest hike reflects ongoing volatility in international crude markets, impacting daily commuters.

In a major step toward energy security, BIS has introduced standards for higher ethanol-blended petrol, paving the way for wider E20 adoption in India.

India is moving closer to higher ethanol blending targets, with a new study evaluating how E25 fuel could affect existing vehicles, performance, and long-term reliability.

The introduction of E22–E30 ethanol fuel standards by SBIS marks a significant step toward cleaner mobility and flex-fuel vehicle adoption in India.

Motul India is gearing up to expand its manufacturing capabilities with a new production line, driven by surging demand and India’s emergence as its biggest global market.

Oil markets react sharply as geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz intersect with high-stakes US-China discussions.

Fuel prices surge nationwide as petrol and diesel become costlier by ₹3 per litre, impacting daily commuters and transportation costs.

UP joins hands with industry leaders to promote energy-efficient practices, focusing on sustainability, reduced fuel consumption, and cleaner industrial operations.

With the US waiver deadline approaching, India may need to reassess its dependence on discounted Russian crude, potentially impacting fuel costs and supply dynamics.

Motul expands its portfolio in India with IPONE oils, aimed at enhancing performance and appeal among the younger generation of riders.

The strategic alliance between LANXESS and HPCL aims to improve lubricant availability and market penetration across India and neighboring SAARC countries.

Auto LPG offers an immediate, cost-effective solution to cut vehicular emissions in India while complementing EV adoption and reducing urban pollution levels.

India increases LPG output and promotes fuel conservation to counter global supply risks triggered by the West Asia crisis.