Ravenol ATF Dexron VI

Yes. The GM license number J-60331 is printed directly on the bottle label — visible in the main product image. This is the J-series license number issued by GM's Center for Quality Assurance, confirming that RAVENOL has paid for and holds the GM DEXRON-VI license for this formulation.

MB-Freigabe 236.41 (Mercedes-Benz release 236.41) is Mercedes-Benz's OEM specification for automatic transmission fluid used in their older 5-speed and some 7-speed automatics (722.6, 722.9 families). The RAVENOL bottle confirms this approval alongside the GM license.

It is formulated for DEXRON-VI applications, which covers most 2006+ GM automatic transmissions. The GM license J-60331 confirms it has passed GM's certification requirements. Always verify your specific vehicle's fluid specification in the owner's manual or service information.

RAVENOL is a German brand that packages in metric sizes (1L, 5L). One liter is 1.057 US quarts — effectively equivalent for top-offs. For a full drain-and-fill requiring 8+ quarts, you would need multiple liters or look for a larger pack size.

RAVENOL has a much larger presence in European markets than in the US, where domestic brands like Valvoline and ACDelco dominate. For a buyer who specifically wants a GM-licensed DEXRON-VI with two confirmed OEM approvals (GM + Mercedes-Benz), RAVENOL ATF is a legitimate choice — the license numbers are real and verifiable.