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    Castrol GTX ECO launch in India heralds new dawn of ‘eco’ engine oils

    carsBy carsJuly 25, 2016Updated:July 11, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
    Castrol GTX ECO

    The global lubricants manufacturer, Castrol has launched the first ‘Eco’ product in its GTX range for cars in India – Castrol GTX ECO. Harnessing cutting edge technology formulated by Castrol’s scientists, Castrol GTX ECO provides the same protection that can help to extend engine life but by using re-refined oil, it delivers a 10% reduction in CO2 when compared with standard Castrol GTX Diesel products. Castrol GTX ECO uses an innovative base oil blend of 50% virgin oil and 50% re-refined oil. A rigorous re-refining process includes dewatering, defueling, demineralization, vacuum distillation and distillate treatment.

    Castrol GTX additive technology is then used to fortify the oil to create a high performance product that can help to extend engine life but with 10% less CO2 produced from the oil’s life cycle. This carbon reduction was verified after rigorous testing, and analysis by the world’s leading sustainability consultants, ERM. Kedar Apte, Head – Brand and Communications at Castrol India said, “Our team of experts has achieved what was previously thought impossible: to deliver significant CO2 reductions from the oil’s life cycle, while providing the benefits of Castrol GTX Diesel, which helps to extend your engine life by providing 2 times better protection from soot problems**. By re-refining used oil and delivering it as a high-quality product, Castrol GTX ECO delivers CO2 reductions without compromising on engine performance or protection.”

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