PETRONAS Lubricants International launches engine products at Tokyo Auto Show


From left: Petroplan Co. Ltd president Yoshiki Ohno, Petroplan director Kenichi Fujita, PETRONAS Lubricants International managing director and group CEO Khalil Muri and PETRONAS Lubricants International regional managing director Asia Noorhana Habib.

KUALA LUMPUR: PETRONAS Lubricants International (PLI) has launched two engine lubricants at the Tokyo Auto Salon car show, reinforcing PLI’s commitment to delivering advanced, high-performance solutions specifically tailored for the Japanese market.

The two products are the PETRONAS Syntium Supreme and the PETRONAS Urania, and are Japanese Automotive Standards Organisation (JASO)-certified lubricants and designed for modern, high-efficiency passenger vehicle engines.

"Formulated with PETRONAS CoolTech+TM Technology, these products effectively manage heat and oxidation, preventing deposit build-up and maintaining efficiency throughout the full drain interval.

"Enhanced shear stability further ensures sustained protection even under high stress conditions, enabling efficient engine performance and superior fuel economy of up to 19 per cent fuel savings,” it said in a statement.

PETRONAS Urania 5000 JASO DL-1 0W-30 marks the first entry of the PETRONAS Urania range into the Japanese market. It simultaneously stands as one of the first PLI products to be officially registered under JASO standards, offering high-performance capability in a category with limited global availability.

The new product range underscores PLI’s dedication to providing innovative and localised solutions for

drivers in Japan.

By combining global research and development expertise with regional performance requirements, PLI continues to drive the future of engine efficiency, durability and performance, the statement said.

All newly launched products are now available in Japan through Petroplan, PLI’s authorised distributor. - Bernama 

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