Understanding Shell Lubricants - A Trusted Brand Among Vietnamese Consumers

Shell Lubricants: A Comprehensive Guide to Quality and Performance

Since entering Vietnam in 1894, Shell lubricants have become a familiar brand to most domestic consumers. However, information about the development history and product lines of this renowned lubricant manufacturer remains a question for many. In the following article, Huynh Chau will help you gain a deeper understanding of Shell and the characteristics of the most popular Shell lubricant lines today. Let's explore together!

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Shell Lubricants: A Globally Renowned Brand

1. Brand History

Shell is a multinational oil and gas company headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands, with registered offices at Shell Centre in London. Shell's story began 130 years ago. In 1891, Marcus Samuel exported kerosene to the Far East. He named his oil brand Shell to commemorate his father, who was a dealer of antique shells in London.

Subsequently, in 1897, Samuel founded the Shell Transport & Trading Company with a shell symbol as the brand emblem. By 1907, Shell Transport & Trading Company merged with the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company and became the Royal Dutch Shell Group.

Today, Shell lubricants have become one of the world's leading energy companies with approximately 94,000 employees and operations across more than 100 countries, including Vietnam.

Shell lubricant company currently operates in over 100 countries

2. Advantages of Shell Advance Motorcycle Lubricants

Among Shell's product lineup, Shell Advance is the most popular motorcycle lubricant line in Vietnam. This is a lubricant line developed and refined by Shell specifically for motorcycles.

• The outstanding advantages of Shell Advance lubricants include:
• A highly diverse product portfolio, including lubricants for 2-stroke motorcycles, 4-stroke motorcycles, and scooters.
• Optimized engine performance: Even when Shell Advance reaches its change interval, the oil maintains stable quality without degradation. As a result, the engine always operates at maximum performance.
• Minimizes engine deposit formation, helping transmission components operate more efficiently, thereby saving fuel.
• Shell lubricants have low volatility and stability with oxidation resistance. Therefore, the oil can extend the oil change interval to 6,000 km, double the standard interval