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TotalEnergies Lubricants and Alltrucks renew partnership

From left to right: Maxime Orenga-Castenetto New Business Developper On Road at TotalEnergies Lubrifiants, Stephan Brunstein Head of Heavy Duty at TotalEnergies Lubrifiants, Norman Binde Managing Director of Alltrucks, Laurent Hatton Director Marketing, Concept Development & Sales Coordination & Market Manager France, Benelux, Poland at Alltrucks and Vinay D'Mello Business Developper On Road at TotalEnergies Lubricants

TotalEnergies Lubricants and Alltrucks have renewed their strategic cooperation agreement for a further three years in Europe.

A statement from the two brands noted that the lengthening of their cooperation "aims to further develop and promote high-performance lubricant solutions within the Alltrucks workshop network” while also supporting the evolving needs of workshops.

The agreement means that TotalEnergies Lubricants will continue to be the preferred supplier to the Alltrucks network, which operates 650 sites across 18 countries within Europe.

TotalEnergies Lubricants will supply engine oils, transmission oils, greases, coolants and used oil analysis to the network, while also offering dedicated support and training.

Both brands will also continue to offer marketing support and promotional campaigns for workshops.

The Alltrucks network says that its partner network benefits from bespoke support on commercial vehicle servicing, as well as access to new technologies and reduced costs.

Managing Director of Alltrucks Norman Binde said: “This collaboration brings strong added value to our network by combining advanced lubricant expertise with our multi-brand service offering. Together, we continue to support our workshop partners in delivering high-quality maintenance solutions across Europe.”

Director Automotive Europe at TotalEnergies Lubricants Marie Baraouzec said: “The renewal of our agreement with Alltrucks reflects the strength and success of our collaboration.”

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