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Diesel EN590
Gasoline

Diesel EN590
Gasoline

EN 590 is the official European standard for automotive diesel fuel. It defines ultra-low sulfur limits, physical properties, and up to 7% biodiesel blending, serving as the quality benchmark for road diesel across Europe and global markets.

Gasoline is a clear, flammable liquid made from crude oil. It powers cars, trucks, and small engines.
EN 590 is the official European standard for automotive diesel fuel. It defines ultra-low sulfur limits, physical properties, and up to 7% biodiesel blending, serving as the quality benchmark for road diesel across Europe and global markets.

Gasoline is a clear, flammable liquid made from crude oil. It powers cars, trucks, and small engines.

Key Specifications

Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) is a cleaner-burning diesel fuel with a maximum sulfur content of 15 parts per million (ppm). It replaced older high-sulfur fuels to significantly reduce harmful vehicle emissions and allow advanced exhaust filter systems to work properly.
Sulfur Limit
Maximum 10 ppm (parts per million) to protect emission control systems.
Cetane Number
Minimum 51 for clean ignition performance.
Density Range
820 to 845 kg/m³ measured at 15°C.

Emissions

  • Emissions Compliance:
    Euro 5 & Euro 6
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