ExxonMobil Egypt Announces New Engine Oil Prices Starting October
ExxonMobil Egypt has implemented a new price list for engine oils and greases effective October 1, 2026. Increases range from 15 EGP to 1,270 EGP across petrol and diesel oils, hydraulic fluids, and greases, while some products dropped by at least 10 EGP. Petrol engine oil prices start at 200 EGP per litre, and a 208-litre barrel of Mobil Special 20W50 now costs 43,545 EGP. The move directly affects maintenance costs for millions of vehicles across Egypt.
ExxonMobil Egypt has rolled out a new price list for engine oils, lubricants. Greases effective Thursday, October 1, 2026. Increases range from 15 EGP to 1,270 EGP across petrol and diesel engine oils, hydraulic fluids, and greases. Some products dropped by as little as 10 EGP. Every car owner in Egypt will feel this at the next oil change.
Petrol Engine Oils: From 200 EGP to 43,545 EGP
Petrol engine oil prices start at 200 EGP for a one-litre bottle of HD 50. The biggest number comes from a 208-litre barrel of Mobil Special 20W50, now priced at 43,545 EGP. These oils are widely used in Toyota, Hyundai. Nissan vehicles, meaning any hike hits routine maintenance costs directly. Is the market bracing for another round of price pressure on parts and services?
Diesel Oils and Hydraulic Fluids
Diesel engine oil prices start at 245 EGP for a one-litre bottle of Mobil Delvac Legend 1350. A 208-litre barrel of Mobil Delvac SHC-1 5W40 reaches 97,165 EGP. In the hydraulic category, Mobil Coolant 33% starts at 195 EGP per litre, while a 208-litre barrel of Mobil BHD in all viscosity grades costs 53,890 EGP. These figures reflect the heavy pressure on Egypt's commercial fleet operators.
Greases: Full Price Breakdown
Grease prices also moved. Fibrex 235 in a 500-gram pack starts at 175 EGP, while a 180 kg barrel of Mobil MP grease hits 48,935 EGP. These products serve a broad range of Mitsubishi and Isuzu light commercial vehicles. The gap between a small pack and a full barrel runs into hundreds of thousands of pounds.
What It Means for Car Owners
The ripple effects on after-sales costs for brands like Chevrolet, Kia. Ford aren't isolated from oil pricing. A typical car owner may pay an extra 50 to 100 EGP per oil change, a figure that stacks up over the year. For corporate fleets, the math is entirely different. Monthly operating costs could climb by more than 8% in certain categories.
Egyptian consumers now need to compare oil prices before buying and verify the right specification for their engine. Cheap oils look tempting, but they can cost more down the road. The full ExxonMobil price list is available at authorised distributors. The numbers are clear. The market is moving. Engines don't wait.
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