While oil prices can fluctuate widely, one thing remains certain: no motorist wants to pay more than they need to for fuel.
Shell’s latest offerings, FuelSave 98 and 95 reformulated fuels, not only protect engines, but improve efficiency, with the energy company claiming these fuels can give drivers. up to 15 km more autonomy by deposit
Shell V-Power fuel has also been reformulated. Shell says it now removes 100 percent of performance deposits and helps prevent deposit build-up on vital engine components.
But why continue to develop fossil fuels when the tide of mobility is shifting to electric vehicles (EVs)? Singapore, for example, aims to phase out vehicles with internal combustion engines by 2040.
According to Shell Mobility CEO Doong Shiwen, internal combustion engines are still predominantly the vehicle of choice for the company’s customers today, although EV charging is a fast-growing part of its business.
In light of the growing demand for cleaner energy, Shell’s FuelSave fuels are viable options for drivers who are not yet ready to switch to electric vehicles. It’s more, tFuels contain powerful cleaning agents that help remove up to 65 percent of carbon deposits that hinder engine performance.
While energy companies are doing their part to reduce emissions, there are other simple and practical ways motorists can reduce fuel consumption and costs.
1. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LOYALTY PROGRAMS
For Shell customers looking to save on fuel costs, the Shell Asia app makes it easy to accumulate loyalty points and redeem them for fuel vouchers. The app also keeps customers informed about the latest promotions. For example, Shell GO+ members can receive exclusive savings of up to 30.65 percent through the app.
2. LET GPS BE YOUR FRIEND AND GUIDE
You may already know the way to your destination, but apps that take advantage of live traffic information like Google Maps can recommend the fastest possible route to your destination and help you avoid traffic jams. roads Less time spent dragging in traffic means less fuel used.
3. SERVICE YOUR CAR ON TIME
Many fuel saving tips involve making sure your car is in top condition. There are many items to keep track of, including tire pressure, air filters, and engine lubricants. Maintaining your car regularly and at set intervals is also a good way to identify small mechanical problems before they turn into big ones.
4. KEEP YOUR DISTANCE
Driving economically is not the same as accelerating slowly. Instead, maintaining a smooth, steady speed and avoiding sudden acceleration and braking will help drivers use less fuel and give passengers a more comfortable ride. The best way to do it? Keep a good distance from the car in front so you have enough cushion to keep your pace consistent.
The two-second rule is a good rule of thumb: when the car in front passes a marker (eg a traffic light), the car should reach the same marker after an interval of two seconds or more.
5. BE CAREFUL TO BE PREVENTIVE
Try leaving just five minutes earlier than you normally would for a date. you‘I’ll feel less of a need to rush, save fuel and get to my destination feeling good.
6. CHOOSE TIRES TO SAVE FUEL
If it’s time to replace worn tires, consider energy-saving models that offer lower rolling resistance (the force required to turn a tire). This can make a significant difference to your fuel bill.
7. USE ECO MODE
Many modern cars have different driving modes, including a fuel saver echo mode This switches a car’s engine, transmission and climate control systems into an energy-saving setting that helps drivers get the most out of every drop of fuel.
8. BONUS TIP: EARN FREE FUEL
Another way to spend less on fuel? earn it From Shell Mileage Tracker Social Media Contestwhich runs until 30 June, offers customers the chance to win 15,000 Shell GO+ points worth S$500.
Here’s how you can win with Shell and get more out of every tank of fuel.
