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Cashback for fuel rewards offering relief to South Africans amidst economic pressures

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TotalEnergies supports customers with 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel in the midst of rising cost

South Africans are feeling the pinch of rising interest rates, record fuel prices due to geopolitical tension, and the steep incline of everyday costs.  From 1 July, motorists received a welcomed relief when the fuel price dropped by about R2 per little, and diesel by over R3 per litre.

In response to this, and in time for the July school holiday period, TotalEnergies is introducing the 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel to give Club members a leg-up during this time, recognising that a little bit of savings can go a long way. When members fill up at any participating TotalEnergies service station on a Friday, they will earn 45c cents back for every litre of fuel purchased.

According to Mduduzi Sikhakhane, SFS Retail Marketing Manager at TotalEnergies, the 45c per litre cashback rewards on fuel campaign is designed to be easy to use and accessible to TotalEnergies Club members. “At a time when increasing cost pressures are affecting all South Africans, we want to offer support where it matters most. Whether it’s fuelling up for the school run, the work commute, the holiday trip or the daily drive, we want to reward our customers in a way that makes a difference.”

Like with all financial habits, staying constant is where the reward comes in. By consistently filling up at TotalEnergies, customers can maximise their rewards and steadily build meaningful savings from their weekly fuel spend.

“We are seeing customers becoming more intentional on how and when they spend money, and fuel is one of those unavoidable expenses. That’s why we believe in helping members receive more value from the regular tasks, like buying fuel,” says Sikhakhane. “When you build this intentionality into your spending routine, then savings can develop meaningfully over time.”

Furthermore, joining the TotalEnergies Club is easy and free and gives you access to ongoing promotions and rewards to continuously earn and save. Sikhakhane concludes, “We encourage South Africans to take advantage of an opportunity like this to add value to what you’re spending. By planning your fill-ups to fall on a Friday, you can start building on meaningful savings to fuel your future. Every rand counts.”

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