Mforce Launches New Lubricant Called 'Mforce Oil' Through Collaboration With Petronas

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 1 (Bernama) -- Mforce Bike Holdings Sdn Bhd has launched its official lubricant brand, 'Mforce Oil,' which was developed through a strategic collaboration with Petronas Lubricants Marketing (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd.

Mforce Chief Operating Officer Asri Ahmad said the partnership merges the latest Petronas lubricant technology to produce eight variations of engine oil specially designed for the company's motorcycle models.

"This collaboration has resulted in several special versions of engine oil suitable for use in all Mforce motorcycle engines, and they will begin to be distributed across Malaysia starting October 15," he said.

"Therefore, we invite dealers, Mforce dealers, stockists, and distributors who wish to distribute Mforce Oil powered by Petronas to place their orders early," he said during his speech at the Mforce Mid-Autumn Gala Dinner 2025 on Tuesday.

Asri added that the lubricants include fully synthetic, semi-synthetic, and mineral grades to meet the needs of various motorcycle segments.

At the same event, he noted that Mforce also introduced five new motorcycle models for the current market, including three scooter models: the SYM Cruisym 400 priced at RM27,888, the SYM Naga 155 (RM7,868), and the versatile scooter WMoto EZ125i (RM4,588).

Also introduced were two moped (low-power motorcycle) models: the updated version of the SYM VFE 185i with new feature appearances at a price of RM9,988, and a classic-concept motorcycle equipped with an automatic engine system, the WMoto Cruiser 185 AMT, selling for RM6,888.

All prices are basic selling prices, excluding insurance and road tax.

Meanwhile, Asri said Mforce is also set to expand its wings into the international market, with the official launch of the company's branch in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, scheduled for November 27.

He stated that this move is a result of the company's excellent track record, which saw its highest sales since 2024 with a market share approaching 16 percent for all motorcycles and 85 percent for the electric motorcycle segment in Malaysia.

-- BERNAMA