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Fuel Performance Additives are made to make your car’s engine work better when it’s running or being used. Fuel stabilizers are made to keep fuel in good working order when it is stored for a long time without being used.
Fuel Performance Additives are likely to boost engine performance on older vehicles because fuel injector gunk tends to accumulate more frequently. Additives can help get rid of those deposits and save money in the long run on car maintenance.
Cleansing fuel injectors, managing engine knocking to reduce exhaust gases, and preventing fuel line corrosion are the primary purposes of fuel additives, which also improve vehicle performance and fuel economy.
However, commercial and home-made fuel additives are almost always a waste of money. These additives will not, with one notable exception (read on for more information), improve your vehicle’s mpg. Your best bet for getting better gas mileage is to drive a fuel-efficient vehicle and drive it sparingly.
The Global Fuel Performance Additives Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
At its Pudong facility in Shanghai, China, BASF has begun producing fuel performance additives. Customers in Asia will benefit from increased supply security and flexibility as a result of the new plant’s response to the rising demand for fuel performance additives in the region.
The new location adds to BASF’s global network and expands the company’s local manufacturing presence in Asia.
The multifunctional additive packages manufactured by BASF and known as KEROPUR® are well-known on the market. They provide the highest possible level of engine cleanliness, enhanced fuel economy, and decreased emissions.
The Asia-Pacific fuel additive market is anticipated to expand at a compound annual growth rate of more than 4% through 2032 as a result of the rising use of multifunctional additives in fuels and rising demand for cleaner and more energy-efficient products.
As part of BASF’s Performance Chemicals division, the global business unit fuel and lubricant solutions is a leading supplier to the global transportation and mineral oil industries.
Fuel performance packages, refinery additives, polyisobutenes, engine coolants, brake fluids, compounded lubricants, synthetic base stocks, and components for metalworking fluids are all included in the offerings.
The primary locations of the business unit are in Ludwigshafen, Germany; Cincinnati, Ohio, and Florham Park, USA; Nanjing, Shanghai, and Sao Paulo, Brazil; and Nanjing, China. Shanghai, China, Tarrytown, USA, and Ludwigshafen, Germany, are the primary hubs for R&D.
This strategic investment demonstrates our ongoing dedication to the rapidly expanding markets in Asia. We will be able to provide locally produced grades to our customers in Asia with the new capacity, which will also allow us to increase delivery accuracy, reduce transport time, and increase supply reliability.
