AdBlue is suitable for vehicles with SCR systems.

AdBlue should meet the ISO 22241 standard to ensure its quality and compatibility with SCR systems. Different brands may have their own labels or branding, but the product should still meet this standard.

AdBlue® is not harmful to the environment when used as intended. It helps reduce harmful emissions from diesel vehicles, which can have a positive impact on air quality and public health.

The frequency of AdBlue® refills depends on your vehicle's make and model, as well as your driving habits. Many vehicles have a gauge that indicates the AdBlue® level, and a warning light will typically appear when it's time for a refill. 

If AdBlue® is added to the fuel tank, do not start the engine. Contact your dealer or a qualified service technician immediately to address the issue.

AdBlue® should be added to a dedicated AdBlue®     tank in your vehicle, usually located near the fuel tank. Never put AdBlue® in the fuel tank.

It has no direct effect on the functioning of the engine. It helps reduce polluting emissions to meet the standards of the European norms. However, in the case of non-refill of the diesel exhaust fluid tank, the performance of the engine can be limited, or the vehicle will be stopped.

Autograde AdBlue® is a branded product designed to help reduce emissions from diesel-powered vehicles. It consists of a high-quality solution composed of water and pure urea. Autograde AdBlue® is typically used in vehicles equipped with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems. These systems inject AdBlue® into the exhaust stream, where it reacts with NOx emissions to convert them into harmless nitrogen and water vapor. Overall, Autograde AdBlue® is a valuable solution for diesel vehicle owners and operators looking to reduce their environmental impact, improve vehicle performance, and comply with emissions regulations.