Automotive
Automakers, parts manufacturers, tire companies and other auto-related businesses around the world rely on ExxonMobil Chemical to deliver advanced materials that help drive the difference in automotive design.
Supporting the ongoing efforts to build cars with better mileage and lower emissions, our diverse range of products and technical support can help you enhance your products and productivity.
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Tires
Rely on our butyl rubber products to improve innerliner inflation pressure loss rate (IPLR), which provides consumers with increased in-use fuel efficiency tire performance and durability.
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Under the hood
Improve the performance and cost-effectiveness of under-the-hood automotive components with EPDM rubber and butyl rubber, and polypropylene.
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Interior
From durability and scratch-resistance to strength and a “comfort-touch” feel, ExxonMobil Chemical offers the essential ingredients for optimal performance in interior automotive parts.
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Exterior, body and chassis
From lightweight seals and gaskets to step-out toughness and stiffness balance for vehicle bumpers, ExxonMobil Chemical offers the essential ingredients for optimal performance in exterior automotive parts.
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Wires and cables
Jayflex™ plasticizers contribute to the effectiveness of PVC as an insulating and sheathing material, providing the durability and resistance to heat aging conditions.
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Additives – Fuels and lubricants
A broad portfolio of aromatic fluids enables formulators to choose the grade that will provide the best possible performance for their refining, fuel or lubes additives.
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Filtration
The consistent and uniform filtration properties of nonwovens made from Achieve™ Advanced PP promote high performance in filters for liquids, air and gas in automotive applications. Vistamaxx™ performance polymers can also be used to tailor barrier properties of filtration nonwovens.
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Electric vehicle (EV) fluids
Hybrid and electric vehicles bring new requirements for electrical and thermal properties in lubricants. Our scientists are creating breakthrough synthetic base stock formulations that meet the needs of this expanding market.
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Featured resources
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As published by SAE: Range anxiety? Geely talks about tire air retention
A three-way collaboration between Geely Auto Group, Linglong Shandong Tire and ExxonMobil led to Geely changing its tire IPLR specification to < 1.8%.
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Video: Proper air retention can make all the difference
t’s the everyday moments that can easily go from simple to complex, good to bad, or economical to expensive – simply due to tire inflation. ExxonMobil halobutyl tire innerliners help to keep the air in your tires.