China 6 Era Vehicles Require Higher Quality Fuel Additives

Feb 12, 2020
Posted by Robin Wang, Regional Marketing Manager, North Asia, Jorge Ji, Business Manager - Fuels, Asia Pacific

Topics: China 6, Passenger Cars, On-Highway Trucks

As we prepared for the implementation of China 6 emissions standards last year, Robin Wang, Regional Marketing Manager, China, spoke with Jorge Ji, Business Manager - Fuels, Asia Pacific, about China's fuel market, including the impact of China 6:

  • Types of fuel being used in China
  • Variation of fuel quality in China
  • Availability of additized fuel in China
  • Impact of China 6 on fuel market

 

For more information on China 6, please contact your Lubrizol representative.

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