History
The Veedol oil brand has a long history of excellence since its inception in 1913. Millions of motorists around the world have at some point had the opportunity to use Veedol lubricants for their cars, tractors, trucks, motorcycles ...
Over 100 years ago, Veedol earned its place in history as the engine oil of choice for Henry Ford's Model T, the first mass-produced car.
It was also the lubricant of choice for the first airship to circumnavigate the globe, the Graf Zeppelin, as well as the first flight across the Pacific Ocean, in 1931 in a plane named "Miss Veedol".
A Mercedes-Benz C111-III wins nine world records in the diesel engine category, using Veedol motor oil and achieves a record speed over 325 kph in 1978.
Veedol synthetic oils are used for the flight of the Space Shuttle, Columbia, USA in 1979.
Building on its rich legacy, Veedol today stands at the forefront of innovation, offering a comprehensive range of high-performance lubricants tailored to meet the needs of modern vehicles and industries. The product lineup includes advanced engine oils for passenger cars, two/three-wheelers, heavy commercial vehicles, off-highway vehicles, buses, and tractors. Veedol also delivers specialized solutions such as gear oils, transmission oils, coolants, brake fluids, and greases for a wide spectrum of automotive applications.
Beyond the automotive sector, Veedol's portfolio extends to industrial and specialty lubricants, addressing the unique demands of diverse industries. With a commitment to excellence, the entire range is designed to meet and exceed the latest technical requirements of OEMs, ensuring optimal performance today and into the future.
