Michelin, one of the world’s leading tyre company recently introduced MICHELIN Energy XM2+ in India replacing the widely successful MICHELIN Energy XM2 tyres. Targeting young and commuting consumers who look for a tyre with performance and safety that lasts till end of the tyre’s life, the MICHELIN Energy XM2+ is the ideal fitment for small- and mid-size passenger cars. Developed to outperform its previous generation, the MICHELIN Energy XM2+ offers ultimate safety – both when new, and throughout its useful life.
Mohan Kumar, Vice President, Michelin India said “Long Lasting Performance is at the heart of Michelin’s activity. In India, we are again raising the bar for daily commuting tyres with MICHELIN Energy XM2+, which improves on its predecessor, the MICHELIN Energy XM2, a leading mass-market tyre for 8 consecutive years. We are committed to bringing tyres to our customers that stay safe and offer high performance levels to their legal wear limit, and MICHELIN Energy XM2+ is a true testament of this commitmentâ€.
With a new full-silica rubber compound, the MICHELIN Energy XM2+ stops 2.4 meters shorter on wet roads in new condition and 3.3 meters in worn condition compared to a premium competitor tyre.
MICHELIN Energy XM2+ offers longer mileage outlasting its leading competitor by 29%. The new rubber formulation with strong link of filler-filler molecular bond minimizes wear rate and its Alternate Bridge Technology ensures lesser shuffling in tread block, resulting in lower wear.
The ‘+’ sign on the sidewall denotes the rubber compound upgrade that is behind the braking superiority of the MICHELIN Energy XM2+ versus its predecessor. The tyre also maintains the Green ‘X’ marking of its predecessor, indicating optimized fuel savings. We hope the combination of enhanced safety and superior value-for-money will particularly appeal to the younger consumers.
In India, the new MICHELIN Energy XM2+ is now available starting from MRP INR 5090 at Michelin’s authorized dealers across the nation. The tyres will be available in 30 sizes by early 2020 from 12 to 16 inch (30.48 – 40.64 cm) diameter for a wide range of hatchbacks, sedans, compact SUVs and MUVs. For more information one can visit www.michelin.in.
