The Michelin e.Primacy is the ultimate summer road tyre, crafted for drivers who prioritise efficiency without sacrificing performance. This eco-friendly tyre is the perfect choice for electric, hybrid, and low fuel consumption vehicles, offering a smoother, longer drive with reduced energy waste, lower fuel consumption, and an extended electric vehicle range.
The Michelin e.Primacy boosts your vehicle’s battery life, providing up to 7% more range compared to its leading competitors. That’s an extra 18 miles for an EV with a 350-mile range.
ENERGY-SAVING DESIGN:
With its innovative Energy Passive Compound, this tyre reduces rolling resistance, requiring less fuel or electricity to move. The CoolRunning Sidewalls further optimise efficiency by minimising energy loss during flexion.
ECO-FRIENDLY PERFORMANCE:
With superior rolling resistance that is 27% better than its competitors, the Michelin e.Primacy helps cut CO2 emissions and fuel consumption, supporting a more sustainable drive.
Michelin e.Primacy – FAQs
Yes, the Michelin e.Primacy tyres are designed for fuel efficiency, long life, and lower CO₂ emissions – making them a great choice for hybrid and electric vehicles.
Yes, Michelin Primacy tyres are known for comfort, quiet performance, and strong wet grip - ideal for everyday driving in the UK.
Michelin e.Primacy tyres are energy-efficient tyres built to reduce fuel consumption and extend EV battery range, with an eco-friendly design.
The "E" on tyres usually refers to EU type approval, but in this case, it highlights eco-performance in the Michelin e.Primacy range.
There’s no “E” rating for tyres. Fuel efficiency is rated A to E on the EU label - with A being the best.
Michelin e.Primacy tyres are made in several European factories, including sites in Spain, Germany, and Italy.
Tyres are rated A–E for fuel economy. Michelin e.Primacy often achieves A or B ratings for efficiency.
Primacy is Michelin’s comfort-focused tyre range, designed for smooth, quiet performance with long-lasting grip.
It typically scores A for wet grip and B for fuel economy on the EU tyre label, depending on the size.
