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Shell Thailand Launches ‘Shell V-Power Club’ to Elevate Member Experience

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BANGKOK –  The Shell Company of Thailand Limited has launched the Shell V-Power Club, a new loyalty programme designed to reward Shell GO+ members who refuel with Shell V-Power, Shell’s premium-quality fuel featuring the company’s best fuel formulation.

The programme offers a range of exclusive benefits and experiences designed to enhance both driving and everyday lifestyles, while delivering greater value on every journey.

Available through the Shell Asia application, the Shell V-Power Club offers a wide range of benefits, including discounts on Shell V-Power fuel purchases and oil change services at Shell Helix OILCHANGE+ stations, 24-hour roadside assistance, complimentary vehicle inspections, points accumulation for rewards redemption, as well as special privileges from leading partners and exclusive members-only experiences.

Members can also accumulate their Shell V-Power fuel purchases to progress through membership tiers and enjoy enhanced benefits. The programme features three membership levels—Silver, Gold, and Champion.

Ms. Siriwipha Yuktadatta, Vice Executive Marketing Director – Mobility Business, The Shell Company of Thailand Limited, stated, “Throughout Shell’s more than 134 years of operations in Thailand, we have continuously invested in world-class innovation and technologies to develop products and services that deliver outstanding performance and exceptional customer experiences.

We are delighted to launch the Shell V-Power Club, which reflects our commitment to rewarding customers who trust and choose Shell V-Power. Through a wide range of benefits designed to support both driving and everyday lifestyles, we aim to create greater value for drivers of all vehicle types. Furthermore, the programme also strengthens connections between our customers, partners, and brand, in line with the purpose of Mobility Business: ‘Make Life’s Journey Better.’”

Starting today, customers can easily join the Shell V-Power Club by registering as a Shell GO+ member through the Shell Asia app and begin accumulating Shell V-Power fuel purchases from their very first fill-up.

Existing Shell GO+ members who accumulated Shell V-Power fuel purchases between 26 June 2025 and 25 June 2026 will be automatically enrolled in the Shell V-Power Club. Their membership tier will be assigned based on their accumulated purchase volume during the qualifying period. Members can also check their membership tiers and available benefits via the Shell Asia app.

Additional Benefit by Membership Tier:

Silver Tier (Accumulated purchases of all Shell V-Power Fuels: 1–499 Litres)

  • Enjoy a 5% discount on Shell Helix product purchases or oil change services at Shell Stations
  • Exclusive privileges from Silver-tier partners

Gold Tier (Accumulated purchases of all Shell V-Power Fuels: 500–999 Litres)

  • Special discount of 0.40 THB/litre on all Shell V-Power fuels
  • 2x bonus points during the member’s birthday month
  • Enjoy a 7% discount on Shell Helix product purchases or oil change services at Shell Stations
  • Exclusive privileges from Gold-tier partners

Champion Tier (Accumulated purchases of all Shell V-Power Fuels: 1,000 Litres or more)

  • Special discount of 1 THB/litre on any Shell V-Power fuels
  • 3x bonus points during the member’s birthday month
  • Enjoy a 10% discount on Shell Helix product purchases or oil change services at Shell stations
  • Exclusive privileges from Champion-tier partners
  • Access to exclusive members-only experiences and events

Shell Thailand Launches ‘Shell V-Power Club’

Shell has also partnered with a variety of leading brand partners to deliver greater value and membership benefits that complement every aspect of our members’ lifestyles, spanning dining, health and wellness, travel, and leisure.

Participant partners include McDonald’s, After You, MK Restaurants, Thanachart Insurance, Bangkok Hospital, Let’s Relax, JW Marriott, and Baan Khanitha restaurant.

Exclusive Launch Promotions

To celebrate the launch of the Shell V-Power Club, Shell GO+ members will instantly receive 2x bonus reward points upon refueling with Shell V-Power fuel with a minimum spend of 500 baht per transaction. This offer is limited to five transactions per member per month and is valid from today until 31 August 2026.

Ms. Siriwipha further added, “Shell remains committed to continuously enhancing member benefits and expanding collaborations with our strategic partners to deliver even better experiences for our customers. We invite everyone to join the Shell V-Power Club starting today and enjoy privileges benefits designed to elevate both driving and everyday lifestyles, creating greater value in every journey.”

Shell Thailand Launches ‘Shell V-Power Club’

Shell’s net-zero emissions target

Shell’s operating plan and outlook are forecasted for three years and ten-year period, respectively, and are updated every year. They reflect the current economic environment and what we can reasonably expect to see over the next three and ten years.

Accordingly, the outlook reflects our Scope 1, Scope 2 and NCI targets over the next ten years. However, Shell’s operating plan and outlook cannot reflect our 2050

net-zero emissions target, as this target is outside our planning period. Such future operating plans and outlooks could include changes to our portfolio, efficiency improvements and the use of carbon capture and storage and carbon credits.

In the future, as society moves towards net-zero emissions, we expect Shell’s operating plans and outlooks to reflect this movement. However, if society is not net zero in 2050, as of today, there would be significant risk that Shell may not meet this target.

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