Exxon opens and OEM-focussed tech centre in Germany, as chemical specialist Lubrizol breaks ground on new operation to meet Brazil's domestic surfactant product demand as
Volkswagen has chosen to build its new crossover in the US rather than Mexico.\n
The Chinese equipment firm will become the exclusive distributor for lubes testing kits, according to Machinery Lubrication\n
New facility will develop high-end, low viscosity lubes for the Chinese HDDO market\n
The German automaker plans two more assembly plants as sales increase by 19%\n
Porsche Classic has developed a dedicated oil targeted at older 356 and 911 models.
Castrol will become the sole brand for the BP group’s marine lubricant.
Chinese carmaker could begin exporting certain models as early as next year
The cause and effect of vehicle recalls is complex, wide-ranging and potentially dangerous.
Companies specialising in pollution lowering products embrace China's ant-smog drive