TotalEnergies and Alltrucks Renew Maintenance Partnership
Owners of commercial vehicles in 18 European countries will see continued access to standardized, lower-carbon engine care.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Car Maintenance
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TotalEnergies Lubrifiants has extended its strategic agreement with the Alltrucks network for another three years. This partnership ensures that over 650 independent workshops across Europe maintain access to specific lubricants and technical support for commercial vehicle fleets.
Why it matters
This renewal aims to bolster the reliability and performance of commercial vehicle operators by standardizing maintenance solutions across a broad European network. It also integrates sustainable options like re-refined oils, potentially lowering the carbon footprint for fleet owners.
The three-year extension covers over 650 workshops in 18 countries and centers on the Rubia EV3R oil range. This product contains at least 50% re-refined base oil, offering a carbon footprint reduction of at least 20% compared to conventional virgin alternatives.
The players
TotalEnergies
A global energy firm operating in 160 countries with a lubricants division supported by 42 production sites and 5,800 employees.
Alltrucks
A network of over 650 independent workshops across Europe providing standardized diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs for commercial vehicles.
The details
The partnership combines TotalEnergies’ supply of engine oils, transmission fluids, and coolants with Alltrucks’ standardized diagnostic and repair processes. By utilizing these unified workflows, independent workshops aim to provide consistent service quality for commercial operators. The inclusion of the Rubia EV3R range allows these service centers to offer customers more sustainable maintenance options while ensuring technical compliance for their vehicles.
Timeline
September 21, 2026: The companies officially announced the three-year agreement renewal.
The Home Front
The automotive maintenance sector is increasingly prioritizing the use of re-refined materials to reduce overall environmental impact. This partnership aligns with a broader industry trend toward adopting sustainable supply chains for essential vehicle care products.
If you operate a commercial vehicle fleet in Europe, check if your local service provider is part of the Alltrucks network to access these standardized maintenance options. Ask your mechanic about the availability of sustainable, re-refined oil products like the Rubia EV3R range during your next scheduled service.
The takeaway
Reliable maintenance for commercial vehicles is becoming more standardized through large-scale industry partnerships. Fleet operators should prioritize service centers that utilize certified, low-carbon lubricant products to help manage the long-term sustainability of their assets.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by F&L Asia.
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