2023 Hyundai Genesis G80 2.5 T - Hyundai OEM super premium plus 0W30 - 5600 km

[squidward]

This is UOA of Genesis G80 2.5 turbo engine. (not my car) total 14900 km and 5600 km (not mi) He commutes 30~40 km everyday in city and He also drive smoothly under 2500 rpm. He always uses 100 high octane gasoline.

 

[fantastic]

Thanks
Looks ok, perhaps a bit on the low side of viscosity but it does have some fuel in it. The 19 ppm Tin must be coming from the high Moly.

 

[Adambomb7777]

I wonder who makes it for Hyundai. Looks good or as good as a UOA can really say

 

[walterjay]

The oil appears to have sheared down quite a bit.

 

[KCJeep]

Unacceptably low viscosity but the boatload of moly probably made up for it. Interesting formulation.

 

[squidward]

Unacceptably low viscosity but the boatload of moly probably made up for it. Interesting formulation.

Thread 'Hyundai/Kia Super Premium Plus 0W30 VOA'
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/hyundai-kia-super-premium-plus-0w30-voa.372912/

 

[ctrcbob]

no such car as a 2023
HYUNDAI Genesis.

There is a 2023 GENESIS though.

 

[squidward]

no such car as a 2023
HYUNDAI Genesis.

There is a 2023 GENESIS though.

Anyway, both Genesis and Santa Fe, Kona are manufactured on the same Hyundai Ulsan factory line.

 

[Blinker]

no such car as a 2023
HYUNDAI Genesis.

There is a 2023 GENESIS though.

The OP is from South Korea according to the profile location. In SK Genesis vehicles are almost always referred to as Hyundai Genesis then the model. So Hyundai Genesis G80. In SK, news media, the general public, and even Hyundai themselves reference them as Hyundai Genesis.

 

[Blinker]

I agree, very interesting oil formation

 

[himemsys]

The oil appears to have sheared down quite a bit.

Unacceptably low viscosity but the boatload of moly probably made up for it. Interesting formulation.

M1 AFE 0W30 also behaves this way.

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Up until most dealerships current Hyundai 0w30 oil labeling arrived, they had a broad, almost nationwide supply agreement to use Pennzoil Platinum Euro LX Full Synthetic... for almost three years anyways. I'd often see 12pk cases stacked up high in the parts supply room.

Would not doubt that is whats inside the Hyundai 0w30 offering.
If that contract-to-use 12 quart cases has now ended, then perhaps someone "in the know" can update what oil brand Hyundai is using for OEM / factory-fill today. They have used SOPUS products for a long-long time and our two Hyunkia's came new with Quaker State Synblend 5w20 5-6 years ago.

 

[kschachn]

Thanks
Looks ok, perhaps a bit on the low side of viscosity but it does have some fuel in it. The 19 ppm Tin must be coming from the high Moly.

How would that work?