Texol Energies has launched a new range of lubricants tailored for taxi and boda boda drivers, aiming to reduce vehicle repair and fueling costs.
The products, introduced under the Wulira Pawa promotion campaign, are expected to enhance efficiency and sustainability in the transport sector.
Texol Energies General Manager Tonny Mafende described the new lubricants as a game-changer.
“We understand the challenges taxi and boda boda drivers face, and we are committed to providing them with the best possible solutions,” Mafende said.
The new range includes grease, Texol oil, and boda oil, all formulated to improve vehicle performance and protection. Drivers using these products can expect reduced maintenance expenses, leading to more profitable operations.
The launch is part of Texol Energies’ broader efforts to support Uganda’s transport industry by providing high-quality fuels and lubricants.
Through its commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, the company has established itself as a leader in the sector.
Under the Wulira Pawa promotion campaign, Texol Energies will offer discounts and promotions on the new lubricants for several months, further easing costs for drivers.
For many taxi and boda boda operators, these products come at a crucial time, as rising fuel and repair costs continue to strain their earnings.
“I’ve been driving a taxi for years, and I’ve never seen a product like this,” said one driver at the launch. “I’m excited to try it out and see the savings for myself.”
The launch event drew hundreds of taxi and boda boda drivers eager to learn about the lubricants and their benefits. Officials from Texol Energies were on hand to answer questions and demonstrate the products.
As Uganda’s transport sector evolves, Texol Energies remains committed to innovation and customer satisfaction.
“We’re excited to bring these new products to market and are confident they will make a real difference for taxi and boda boda drivers,” Mafende said.
“At Texol Energies, we are dedicated to helping our customers succeed, and we are proud to contribute to Uganda’s transport industry.”
