Castrol India Limited, a lubricant manufacturer focused on delivering high-performance solutions for evolving mobility trends, announced two new full synthetic additions to its two- and four-wheeler engine oil range, a new benchmark for the Indian lubricants market. As part of this transition, the Castrol Activ and Castrol GTX range will now get upgraded to full synthetic formulations across key viscosities.
“At Castrol, we closely track how consumer needs and mobility patterns are evolving. We respond with advanced lubricant technologies designed to keep pace with these changes. The launch of Castrol Activ Full Synthetic in two-wheelers and the full synthetic upgrade of Castrol GTX in four-wheelers mark an important step in the evolution of our portfolio. Together, they help bring the advantages of full synthetic technology to a wider base of riders and drivers,” said Kaushik Vedula, Vice President, Marketing, Castrol India Limited.
“As engines evolve and everyday driving conditions become more demanding, lubricants are required to perform at a higher level. By transitioning Castrol Activ and Castrol GTX to full synthetic, we are enabling stronger engine protection and more consistent performance in real-world usage, making advanced engine care more accessible for Indian consumers,” he said.
In the two-wheeler segment, the company has introduced Castrol Activ Full Synthetic 10W-30 and Castrol Activ Full Synthetic 5W-30 to its flagship Castrol Activ range. Thus, expanding its offering for modern motorcycles. The existing viscosities, including 20W-40, will remain available. The new Castrol Activ range delivers improved protection across the engine, clutch, and gearbox, ensuring a smoother ride for everyday commuters. In the personal-car segment, Castrol GTX 5W-30 has been upgraded to Castrol GTX Full Synthetic 5W-30, alongside the introduction of Castrol GTX Full Synthetic 0W-20. The launch also coincides with the silver jubilee year of Castrol Activ, marking an important milestone for one of the company’s flagship brands.
