BP has joined Shell, Sasol, Astron Energy and TotalEnergies in launching its own rewards programme in South Africa. This leaves Engen as the only major without its own rewards programme (which may change following the acquisition by Vitol's Vivo Energy unit this year).
BP's launch offer will see motorists getting a total of 30c per litre back on fuel spend when they swipe their BP Rewards (20c per litre) and Pick n Pay Smart Shopper (10c per litre) cards. At the combined amount, it offers the joint-best earn rate across fuel retailers.
Sasol Rewards offers an outright 30 points per litre currently, redeemable at a rate of ic per point (meaning 30c). It does retain the ability to change that conversion rate at any point.
This story is from the August 28, 2024 edition of The Citizen.
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