Latest Klarius Products Ltd. Press Releases

Win on quality, win on business: why type approval matters

28 August 2026
English (United Kingdom)
For motor factors, distributors and fleet managers, one increasingly important consideration is making sure the replacement part supplied will deliver OE-equivalent performance and be problem-free. This is particularly important when choosing an exhaust system component.
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How rising raw material costs are reshaping UK manufacturing competitiveness

23 July 2026
English (United Kingdom)
James Ellison, Sales Director at Klarius Products, Europe’s largest manufacturer of aftermarket exhaust components, on how European trade measures, raw material inflation and evolving government policy are impacting UK manufacturing competitiveness in 2026.
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Building resilience in an unpredictable world with in-house supply chain control

19 May 2026
English (United Kingdom)
Over the past several years, the global supply chain has shifted from being an invisible backbone of industry to one of its most visible vulnerabilities. The steady, predictable movement of goods across borders was once taken for granted, but an unprecedented run of global disruptions has exposed just how fragile that system can be.
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How rising vehicle complexity is redefining aftermarket quality

16 April 2026
English (United Kingdom)
Modern vehicles are evolving at a rapid pace. Stricter emissions legislation, advances in materials, and the growing integration of electronic systems are transforming the way cars are designed, built, and maintained. For drivers, this often translates into cleaner, quieter, and more efficient vehicles.
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Why hybrid exhausts fail (and how the aftermarket can help)

12 February 2026
English (United Kingdom)
Hybrid vehicles are often seen as a smart compromise for the modern driver. They promise lower emissions, improved fuel efficiency and quieter running – especially in urban environments. For many buyers, they feel like a sensible step towards electrification without giving up the familiarity of a petrol engine.
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