GP Petroleums launches Repsol’s synthetic motorcycle engine oils in India

GP Petroleums Limited, which is owned by UAE-based Gulf Petrochem Group, has introduced Repsol’s fully synthetic motorcycle engine oils (MCO) in India. The Indian company, which used to be called Sah Petroleums Limited, has the exclusive right to manufacture and market Repsol’s comprehensive line of premium quality lubricants across India.

Repsol synthetic motorcycle oils are designed for high-performance 4-stroke engines. Its formula ensures maximum protection for all engine components, with special emphasis on the clutch and the gearbox.

The products were launched at an event in Chennai, India, in the presence of senior officials from Repsol, Carmen Alonso, international regional manager; Jose Aguirre, lubricants regional manager; and Victor Gomez, technical services and development, industrial & marine lubricants.“We have received constant positive reinforcement from our customers towards the product line of REPSOL brand since its launch in April last year. Keeping in mind the consumer need and response to the previous products, we decided to bring in the synthetic oil range in the motorcycle oil (MCO) segment, which will be first-of-its-kind from Repsol in India. The market for synthetic oil is a

“We have received constant positive reinforcement from our customers towards the product line of REPSOL brand since its launch in April last year. Keeping in mind the consumer need and response to the previous products, we decided to bring in the synthetic oil range in the motorcycle oil (MCO) segment, which will be first-of-its-kind from Repsol in India. The market for synthetic oil is a fast-growing one in India,” said Hari Prakash, CEO, GP Petroleums.

“This product will be targeted at any bike above 150cc; along with this product, we have also introduced products in the passenger car motor oil (PCMO) and commercial vehicle (CV) categories. We hope to continue this robust expansion and constantly add quality products to the lubricant industry portfolio,” he said.