Michelin India unveils MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z+
This latest line of made-in-India tyre is specially engineered for Indian road and load conditions and also takes into account the growing demand for fuel-efficient tyres by Indian fleet owners.
Michelin has launched what it claims is its most fuel-efficient truck and bus tyre, the MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z+, for the Indian market.
This latest line of made-in-India tyre is specially engineered for Indian road and load conditions and also takes into account the growing demand for fuel-efficient tyres by Indian fleet owners, the press release noted.
MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z+ represents a significant advancement in tyre technology, boasting the industry’s lowest rolling resistance that delivers up to 15% fuel savings. This tubeless truck tyre, sized at 295/80R22.5 is an upgraded version of the acclaimed MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z, and is designed to help reduce CO2 emissions by up to 8 tons, the release further stated.
"After the successful launch of the MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z range in 2020, we are excited to bring the next generation MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z+ for our Indian customers," said Shantanu Deshpande, Managing Director, Michelin India.
"The MICHELIN X Multi Energy Z+ addresses the major issue of high fuel costs in logistics, which contribute up to 60% of the operating expenses of Indian fleet owners, by providing excellent fuel efficiency and lowering their overall costs." The tyre range is currently available at all authorized Michelin India dealerships.
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13 Jun 2024
Autocar Professional Bureau

Anurag Chaturvedi