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ACEA European Oil Sequences 2007

The ACEA European Oil Sequences define the minimum quality level of Service-fill Oils that ACEA members demand for using these oils in their vehicles.

Biofuels

The ACEA position on the use of vegetable oils in engines is given in the attached document. ACEA advises all vehicle owners not to use such oils as a diesel fuel substitute.

ACEA Euro VI engine correlation test program

ACEA has recently completed a test programme on a number of prototype European engine-aftertreatment systems to develop an emission correlation from today's ETC test cycle applicable in Euro V to the WHTC test cycle that is under consideration for Euro VI. The results of the program have been presented to the European Commission and are available in the attached document.