Vivo Energy Kenya, the company that distributes and markets Shell products and services in the country, has announced plans to deliver a customer appreciation offer tomorrow June 19, with the premium Shell V-Power priced at the same price as the Shell FuelSave Unleaded.
Dubbed the Shell Magical Friday, Vivo Energy Kenya will extend the attractive discount to its loyal customers in appreciation of their continued patronage.
Speaking after confirming the customer appreciation gesture, Vivo Energy Kenya Managing Director Peter Murungi said that this Friday, customers across the country will get to enjoy the exclusively imported Shell V-Power at the same price as Shell FuelSave Unleaded.
“Vivo Energy Kenya appreciates the support and patronage from all our loyal customers who have continued to use our products despite the challenging market dynamics.” Murungi said.
“Shell V-Power is sourced and shipped to Kenya exclusively by Vivo Energy. It 100% cleans critical engine parts, giving our customers enhanced engine protection and an unmatched performance.”
Further, this Saturday, Vivo Energy Kenya is partnering with Inchcape and the BMW Owners Club Kenya to host a BMW Owners Club Connect, bringing together automotive enthusiasts to explore the growth of Kenya’s premium automotive sector while celebrating their passion.
With a portfolio of more than 340 Shell service stations countrywide, Vivo Energy Kenya continues to invest heavily in developing modern sites that provide its customers with access to high-quality products, services, and greater convenience.
Established in November 2012 following the acquisition of Shell’s downstream business in Kenya from Kenya Shell Ltd, Vivo Energy Kenya is currently ranked as the leading national oil marketing company (OMC) with a 20.0% market share according to the sector regulator and serves all market segments from retail to commercial customers with a full range of automotive fuels, lubricants, aviation fuels, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and black fuels.
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