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The vehicle is Seres 3 EV. The owners manual state 75W-90 GL-4 should be used as a reducer oil. Think of reducer as single speed transmission in EVs. Seres is a Chinese-American company. You can read more here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seres_(automobiles) They don't sell vehicles in US at...

I am not based in USA. The climate in my city is on average is mild. The only hot months are May-July when temperature cross 40C. The December and January are the two most coldest months with temperatures between 0C-5C (at night). Rest of the year stays mild. I mostly do short trips with 15...

The reason I am asking is the vehicle is used for short trips only (15 miles or less). Not sure if there's any benefit in using thicker grades.

Can I use 75W-85 in place of 75W-90? The gear oil spec is GL-4.

You can check the product data sheet of Havoline CVT Fluid. Attaching the screenshot from that document.

Yes, the Havoline CVT fluid meets the criteria of Honda HCF-2 fluid.

Manual says 40,000 km or 2 years which ever comes first

Thanks for all the replies!

Both Castrol and Valvoline only sell engine oils in Pakistan. They don't have CVT fluid offerings. Amsoil do sell CVT fluid, but it's very expensive. Almost equivalent to Honda OEM HCF-2 fluid. I found Havoline CVT fluid for a very reasonable price. This is why I am asking about it.

You can read the details of Havoline CVT fluid https://www.chevronlubricants.com/en_us/home/products/havoline-full-synthetic-cvt-fluid.html Actually, I am from Pakistan and I have Honda City GM6. Basically, it's a sedan version of Honda Fit that you see in the USA. The vehicle cover very fewer...

I see a lot of discussions about Amsoil, and Castrol CVT fluids, but found nothing about Havoline CVT fluid. I need reviews for Havoline CVT fluid. Is it any good?