MOTUL Engine oil

Motul engine oils are among the oldest products on the lubricants market. They owe their existence to the American company Swan&Finch Co. founded in 1853. In 1957 the brand passed into the ownership of the French company Supra Penn which was later renamed to Motul S.A. Since that time, all engine oils of this brand have been produced in France. Today, the company has branches in more than 80 countries. The company makes active use of innovative technologies in its production processes and cares about the environment: as early as in 1992 it created the world’s first biodegradablelubricant for 4-stroke engines. Engine oils of this brand belong to the premium segment.

MOTUL Product Line: Manufacturer recommendations and Specifications

• 8100. It is represented by Eco-Clean, X-cess, Eco-nergy, and some other products. These are energy-saving lubricants with a synthetic base. They are characterized by low content of sulphated ash, phosphorus and sulphur. They are compatible with particulate filters and catalytic converters. Due to their moderate viscosity they contribute to the engine performance and fuel economy. These oils protect engine parts perfectly even under significant loads. They are suitable for diesel and petrol power units with direct fuel injection.
• 6100. It includes Synergie, Synergie+, and Save-lite products. These are semi-synthetic lubricants, however synthetic components account for 60–80% of their volume. That is why these Motul engine oils ensure excellent protection of engine parts under any conditions. They promote fuel economy. At the same time, they are offered at a reasonable price.
• 4100. This category includes Turbolight, Power, and some other lubricants. These are semi-synthetic oils for high performance engines. The products are characterized by high stability to oxidation. They have perfect anti-wear and anti-corrosion properties. In addition, these oils are resistant to foaming. They ensure engine protection in different operating modes.
• Hybrid. It is a line of synthetic engine oils for use in hybrid car engines. They have the lowest high-temperature viscosity. These lubricants efficiently protect the power unit during cold start. They contribute to fuel economy.
• Classic Oil. These are mineral oils for diesel and petrol engines of old cars. They don’t have a negative effect on sealing materials, don’t leak through cracks and gaps due to the high viscosity, create a strong protective film on the surface of parts, and are characterized by low evaporation.

Best MOTUL Engine Oils

• MOTUL 8100 X-CESS 5W-40: a fully synthetic oil offering excellent high-temperature stability and protection for high-performance petrol and diesel engines.
• MOTUL 8100 X-CLEAN+ 5W-30: specially designed for vehicles with a DPF and catalytic converter, ensuring cleaner emissions and optimal performance.
• MOTUL 300V Power 5W-30: racing-grade oil designed for extreme conditions, providing maximum power output and protection for sports engines.
• MOTUL Specific 504 00 507 00 5W-30: approved for modern European engines, offering exceptional lubrication and reduced oil consumption.
• MOTUL H-Tech 100 Plus 10W-40: high-performance oil for a wide range of vehicles, ensuring excellent detergency and wear resistance.

How to buy Motul engine oil?

In our catalogue you can find a wide selection of lubricants from this brand. Look through the assortment, select the product you need, and check whether it is offered under a promotion. You can always rely on our specialists in case you have any questions.

MOTUL oil types: what does the manufacturer offer?

MOTUL offers a diverse range of engine oils, including Full Synthetic Oil, Synthetic Oil, Part Synthetic Oil. The brand sells products with various viscosities, such as 10W-40, 5W-30, 5W-40, 10W-30, 10W-50, catering to different engine requirements. MOTUL oils have numerous manufacturer recommendations, including Abarth 0101, BMW Longlife-01, BMW Longlife-04, BMW Longlife-12 FE, BMW Longlife-14 FE+, and adhere to industry standards like ACEA A1/B1, ACEA A2/B2, ACEA A3/B3, ACEA A3/B4, ACEA A5/B5, ensuring compatibility with modern engines and emission systems.