Petron launches Euro 5 Turbo Diesel, available at 70 stations across Peninsular Malaysia by end of year

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Following its quiet rolling out last month, Petron has just launched its Euro 5 Turbo Diesel fuel today, with the higher grade fuel now available at 14 stations across Peninsular Malaysia. This will grow to 70 stations across the Peninsula by the end of the year, according to Petron.

Petron claims the additives in its Euro 5 Turbo Diesel is “designed to condition the fuel to withstand the extreme heat and high pressure of todays fuel injection systems”, as well as cleaning the injection system and removes existing deposits. The company also claims the fuel can provide “rapid and complete restoration of lost power in three to four hours of testing.”

In line with all Euro 5 diesel fuels in Malaysia, Petron’s Euro 5 Turbo Diesel boasts a lower sulfur content at 10 ppm compared to 500 ppm in standard Euro 2M diesel; it is priced at a 10 sen premium above the standard Euro 2M diesel fuel, which places it at RM2.00 as of November 2016.

The list of 14 Petron stations currently offering Euro 5 Turbo Diesel are:

Klang Valley
1. Petron Subang Indah
2. Petron Jalan Maarof
3. Petron Sg. Jati
4. Petron Damansara Kayu Ara
5. Petron Grand Saga NB
6. Petron Mile 8
7. Petron Seri Kembangan Raya
8. Petron Sg. Rasah
9. Petron Jalan Kapar
10. Petron Bangi Section 10

Johor
1. Petron Temenggong Ahmad
2. Petron Buloh Kasap
3. Petron Majidee
4. Petron Pasir Gudang West 2

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Comments

  • Any idea when will they bother to put these at Borneo Malaysia Petron pumps?
    Petron gave better mileage for my dmax compared to others, would love to have this here in Sabah, if it’s as good as they advertise it.

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    • Isn’t BHP got it long time ago already?

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      • lancermania on Nov 25, 2016 at 5:48 pm

        since whn BHP available at Borneo?

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      • There’s only shell, petronas, and petron.
        We don’t even have any other fancier fuel stations that have shops adjacent to it.

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    • Edjal on Jan 17, 2017 at 7:32 pm

      Agree with you.. petron give my dmax better millage compare with others

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  • saitama on Nov 25, 2016 at 3:41 pm

    they shoud prioritize sabah n swak 1st since the number of diesel powered vehicle user is much more than peninsular..hopefully they’ll expand it soon..

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  • nabill (Member) on Nov 25, 2016 at 3:46 pm

    Good on u petrons…

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  • Don Ozil on Nov 25, 2016 at 3:59 pm

    Please launch in Sabah asap..

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  • UMW TOYOTA on Nov 25, 2016 at 6:57 pm

    sabahan need more diesel than penisular malaysia…

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  • Maran on Nov 27, 2016 at 3:49 pm

    I hope all the manufacturer can introduce diesel engine cars for A, B and C segments…

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  • Does it or will it come with palm oil in the mix? If yes, I’ll keep stay away from diesel…

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  • xoxox on Nov 29, 2016 at 10:15 am

    East Malaysia always been neglected! What for joining this Malaysia??

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    • NazirDan on Nov 30, 2016 at 9:38 am

      This is commercial decision, nothing to do with government. Please blame the company.

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