In a ceremony led by the Honorable Minister for Petroleum & Natural Resources Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and accompanied by Jam Kamal Khan Minister of State for Petroleum, Shell unveiled its new global fuel offering Shell V-Power in Pakistan.
Shell V-Power Unleaded is an innovative new premium formulation designed to protect against gunk and corrosion. Shell has over 100 years of experience in developing fuels with over 100 fuels scientists and specialists across the globe working on fuels innovation, development and product implementation.
Jawwad Cheema, Managing Director, Shell Pakistan Limited said:
With the de-regulation of the fuels market, this gives Shell an opportunity to serve the Pakistani customers with world class offering like Shell V-Power. With this launch, Shell has once again revolutionized the local fuels market as it did with the first Shell new format site in 1994.
We are very excited to be able to offer the superior fuels technology innovation within our portfolio now to Pakistani customers. In Shell, customers are at the heart of everything that we do and Shell V-Power is a premium fuel for every car as it cleans the older engines and maintains the new ones with equal effectiveness. I invite all vehicle owners to experience the product and feel the difference for themselves.
We are grateful to the Government for the decision to improve Main Grade offering and deregulating the Premium segment which is clear testimony of its commitment to improving the customer value proposition and bringing the Pakistani Fuel Market at par with international markets.
de-regulation of price in performance fuel results in 25% rise. Is it lawful to screw to this extent ?
Does the fuel price matter to a person driving a Luxury with this kind of fuel need? Hmm May be not!
& When their is corruption in other sectors, who gives a Sh*t??
& People don’t bat an eye when local assemblers increase the prices with full “Dhittaii” still buy their cars That’s just a fuel bro,why someone looses his mind?
Fun -Fact,
Most of the luxury car owners who’ll go for this fuel are themselves tax evaders or involved in some kind of corruption!! So why would they point out its price. 😉
Can anyone explain to me what would happen when the overall price of crude will increase worldwide ? Because even now when the price of crude is low, price of these premium fuels is touching 80 to 84 Rs/litre.
Just imagine their price when crude 100-120 $/bbl.