Next-generation motor oil engineered Petrogen Fully Synthetic 0W8 SQ


Petrogen Fully Synthetic 0W8 SQ is a next-generation motor oil engineered for ultra-efficient, modern gasoline engines especially hybrids and compact vehicles.

Here's a deeper look at what makes it stand out:

Key Features

  • Ultra-Low Viscosity (0W8): Enables rapid oil flow during cold starts and minimizes internal friction, boosting fuel economy and engine responsiveness.
  • API SQ Certified: Meets the latest American Petroleum Institute standards for fuel efficiency, wear protection, and low-speed pre-ignition resistance.
  • JASO GLV-1 Approval: Recognized by the Japanese Automotive Standards Organization for hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
  • High Shear Stability: Maintains viscosity under extreme pressure and temperature, ensuring consistent protection.
  • Eco-Conscious Formulation: Reduces emissions and fuel consumption, aligning with sustainability goals.

Technical Specifications

Property

Value

Test Method

Viscosity @ 100°C

5.2 mm²/s

ASTM D445

Viscosity Index

140

ASTM D2270

HTHS @ 150°C

1.8 cP

ASTM D5481

Pour Point

-51°C

ASTM D97

Flash Point

230°C

ASTM D92

Total Base Number (TBN)

7.2 mg KOH/g

DIN ISO 3771

Density @ 15°C

0.845 g/ml

ASTM D4052

 Recommended Applications

  • Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs)
  • Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs)
  • Turbocharged and naturally aspirated gasoline engines
  • Vehicles from brands like Mazda and Toyota that specify SAE 0W8 oil

 Performance Benefits

  • Instant lubrication during cold starts
  • Enhanced engine cleanliness and wear protection
  • Improved fuel economy (up to 5% in testing)
  • Reduced LSPI (Low-Speed Pre-Ignition) risk for TGDI engines

If you're driving a modern hybrid or compact car and want to squeeze out every drop of performance and efficiency, this oil is a serious contender.

Want help comparing it to other ultra-low viscosity oils?

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