I'm pretty certain you'll be fine with the same one for either. As I understand it, I think pretty much all antifreeze these days is ethylene glycol. The additives to prevent corrosion and lubricate things varies with the colour of the antifreeze, but the basic stuff that stops it from freezing is the same.
I suspect ethylene glycol is still the main base material........ one product I have claims to be a carboxylate solution, another contains ethanediol so gawd knows.
John
There are companies selling propylene glycol-based antifreezes, which are substantially less toxic than ethylene glycol. Popular for boat engines. However, I don't think the car industry has adopted it yet.
Yes, that's the additive package. OAT is the latest "5 year" stuff that modern cars use. It's no good for cars with any copper or brass in the cooling system though. The older stuff is "IAT" (Inorganic Additive Technology) which is the older (and cheaper!) "2 year" stuff. I'm pretty certain that both are ethylene glycol based though.