Quick answer: Whether you want the engine-cleaning power of Shell V-Power, the loyalty perks from Esso Smiles, or the local value of SPC, Singapore’s petrol stations go beyond just filling up. This list rounds up seven from Caltex’s Techron fuels to Union Gas’s LPG, so you can pick one that fits your drive and your wallet.
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Shell
Shell is that familiar red-and-yellow sign you have probably driven past a thousand times, quietly holding down the fuel game with a knack for innovation that makes your car feel a bit more alive.
Its V-Power fuel is engineered to clean your engine as you drive—steady if you are running a continental or a turbocharged Japanese ride. Beyond the pump, Shell stations pack EV charging points, contactless payment, and Shell Select stores that are open 24 hours at spots like 1 New Loyang Link. Many Singaporean drivers notice smoother acceleration and slightly better mileage, and the brand has scooped international innovation nods for fuel tech.
This one suits the driver who treats their engine like a partner: give it the good stuff, and it rewards you over the long haul. Even if your idea of maintenance is just pumping and going, the little things here—clean restrooms, efficient attendants—make it painless.
Address: 1 New Loyang Link, Singapore 506931 (station); headquarters at 9 North Buona Vista Drive, #07-01, Singapore 138588
Hours: 24 hours
Price signal: Premium fuels at standard pump prices; loyalty discounts via Shell Go+ app
Shell Singapore
Esso
Esso is the dependable uncle of petrol stations: not flashy, but you know what you are getting, and the Smiles loyalty program actually puts money back in your pocket. With stations islandwide, one of its well-known spots is at 384 Lorong Chuan, open 24/7.
Its Synergy Supreme+ fuel targets higher-octane performance with additives that keep engine internals cleaner. Drivers who track their mileage often remark that the fuel economy holds steady. On top of that, Esso Smiles points rack up for fuel discounts and partner redemptions—helpful when you are also grabbing a quick bite or a car wash at the station. The service is consistently prompt; you rarely find yourself waiting behind a long queue even during peak hours.
Who it works for: anyone who likes a loyalty programme that does not require a maths degree. If your car is a daily workhorse doing school runs and office commutes, the rewards stack up without you thinking about it.
Address: 384 Lorong Chuan, Singapore 556810 (station); customer hotline +65 1800 266 2828 (Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm)
Hours: 24 hours
Price signal: Mid-range; Smiles points offset the cost meaningfully
Esso Singapore
Caltex
Caltex brings a polished, almost atas feel to filling up—and the Techron additive in its Platinum 98 petrol is the quiet star here, designed to scrub carbon deposits while you drive. Stations are found all over, with headquarters at 3 Fraser Street, #12-28 DUO Tower, Singapore 189352.
The CaltexGO app lets you pay from your phone and find the nearest pump without fumbling for a cashcard, which is a small but solid upgrade to the usual routine. At the station, you get more than a bag of chips—some outlets serve gourmet convenience food, and EV chargers are becoming a common sight. Caltex also scooped Gold at the Marketing Interactive Loyalty & Engagement Awards 2024, so the customer experience thinking is real.
Address: 3 Fraser Street, #12-28 DUO Tower, Singapore 189352 (headquarters); islandwide stations
Hours: Extended hours, many 24/7
Price signal: Premium fuels at standard prices; app-based promotions
Caltex Singapore
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SPC
SPC is the homegrown player that knows how to stretch a dollar without making you feel like you are running on cheap stuff. With a main office at 1 Temasek Avenue, #27-01 Millenia Tower, and a 24-hour station at 3800 Jalan Bukit Merah, it is easy to find one when your fuel light blinks.
The SPC&U loyalty card lands you regular discounts and promotions that loyal customers genuinely track. Their petrol and diesel come with additive packages aimed at cleaner combustion, and the stations themselves are straightforward: air pumps, convenience marts, and small eateries attached. It is unglamorous but efficient, which is precisely why many Singaporeans stick with it year after year.
If you are the type who checks price boards before you turn in, SPC is a steady pick—especially for drivers clocking high mileage who want to keep monthly fuel bills down without switching to a smaller car.
Address: 3800 Jalan Bukit Merah, Singapore 159464 (station); main office at 1 Temasek Avenue, #27-01 Millenia Tower
Hours: 24 hours
Price signal: Competitive; SPC&U card adds steady savings
SPC Singapore
Sinopec
Sinopec might not be the first name that pops into your head, but it has carved out a quiet presence with solid fuel quality and modern station facilities. The station at 150 Woodlands Avenue 5 runs 24 hours, and the Singapore office is at 1 Temasek Avenue, #29-02 Millenia Tower.
They offer premium petrol and diesel with advanced engine-protection formulations, plus convenience retail and some maintenance services. What sets them apart is a genuine push towards clean energy—aligned with Singapore’s sustainability direction—so if you are trying to shrink your carbon footprint without sacrificing performance, this is a meaningful option.
Address: 150 Woodlands Avenue 5, Singapore 739375 (station); office at 1 Temasek Avenue, #29-02 Millenia Tower
Hours: 24 hours
Price signal: Competitive; contact for current rates
Sinopec Singapore
Smart Energy
Smart Energy is that local outfit that leans hard into clean fuel and actually delivers it without the atas markup. Headquartered at 1 Mandai Link, with a 24-hour station at 33 Jalan Buroh, they run Euro 5 diesel, RON 95 and 98 petrol, and CNG.
The S-Mart convenience stores attached to their stations are handy, and self-service vacuum and air pumps keep things moving. Customers mention substantial discounts and hassle-free experiences, which is a practical draw. If you are an eco-conscious driver who prefers a homegrown brand over the global giants, Smart Energy makes that choice easy.
Address: 33 Jalan Buroh, Singapore 619487 (station); headquarters at 1 Mandai Link
Hours: 24 hours
Price signal: Aggressive discounts; clean energy at a reachable price
Smart Energy Singapore
Union Gas
Union Gas shifts the conversation from petrol to LPG and CNG, serving up a cleaner burn for homes and vehicles from its base at 89 Defu Lane 10. It operates Monday to Saturday 7am to 8pm, and Sunday and public holidays 7am to 7pm—so call ahead if you are used to 24-hour hours.
They handle cylinder deliveries for residential kitchens, commercial setups, and automotive LPG conversions, all built around safety and reliability. The Singapore SME 1000 Company Award on their shelf tells you they have been doing this with a customer-first mindset for a while. If you are also sorting out the kitchen, have a look at our guide on Gas Stoves in Singapore.
Address: 89 Defu Lane 10, Singapore 539220
Hours: Mon–Sat 7am–8pm; Sun & PH 7am–7pm
Price signal: Contact directly for LPG and CNG rates
Union Gas Singapore
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How to choose
Different stations shine for different kinds of drives. Start by looking at what your car actually needs: if your engine prefers higher octane, Shell V-Power and Caltex Platinum 98 are built for that. If you are more about racking up savings over time, SPC’s SPC&U card and Esso Smiles points turn regular fill-ups into tangible discounts. For households that run on LPG or CNG, Union Gas and Smart Energy are the direct fits, and Smart Energy also handles conventional petrol with a greener slant.
Beyond the fuel itself, think about what else makes your weekly refuelling less sian. Decent convenience stores, a car wash, or an EV charger might tip the scale if you spend a lot of time at stations. Pricing is largely uniform across brands for base grades, but loyalty programmes and in-app deals create the real difference. A fair gauge: with a loyalty card, expecting 5–15% in effective savings or rebates over a year is realistic, depending on how much you drive.
| Brand | Fuel Types | Loyalty/Rewards | Extra Services | Price Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shell | V-Power, FuelSave petrol & diesel | Shell Go+ app | EV charging, Shell Select, car wash | Premium; app discounts available |
| Esso | Synergy Supreme+ (various grades) | Esso Smiles points | Car wash, convenience store | Mid-range; Smiles redemptions |
| Caltex | Techron Platinum 98, Diesel | CaltexGO app promotions | EV charging, gourmet convenience | Standard; app-based deals |
| SPC | Petrol, Diesel with additives | SPC&U loyalty card | Air pumps, small eateries | Competitive; steady card savings |
| Sinopec | Premium petrol, Diesel | Check with the business | Maintenance services, retail | Competitive; contact directly |
| Smart Energy | RON 95, 98, Euro 5 Diesel, CNG | Check with the business | S-Mart, vacuum & air pumps | Aggressive discounts reported |
| Union Gas | LPG, CNG | Check with the business | Cylinder delivery, safety focus | Contact for rates |
Summary
Shell and Caltex bring the high-tech fuel boost, Esso and SPC run loyalty schemes that add up fast, Sinopec and Smart Energy offer cleaner-energy options, and Union Gas handles the LPG side of life. Take your pick based on what matters more: engine performance, monthly savings, or a lighter environmental footprint. All of them keep you moving, just in slightly different ways.
Disclaimer: All information provided here has been compiled from publicly available sources. While we have made every effort to ensure accuracy, we do not guarantee that the information is complete or error-free. We disclaim any liability for inaccuracies or omissions. Details like hours and pricing can change; always confirm with the business directly.
Frequently asked questions
Which petrol station gives the best fuel for a high-performance car?
Shell V-Power and Caltex Platinum 98 both contain advanced engine-cleaning additives designed for better efficiency and protection. Many Singapore drivers with turbocharged or luxury cars notice smoother performance with these premium grades.
Is SPC fuel really as good as the bigger brands?
SPC’s petrol and diesel come with additive packages aimed at cleaner combustion, and they meet Singapore’s fuel quality standards. The main trade-off is fewer high-tech frills, but the price savings via the SPC&U card make it a practical choice for many.
Can I charge my electric vehicle at Shell stations?
Yes. Shell has been rolling out EV charging points at various stations across Singapore, alongside its traditional fuel pumps. Check the Shell Go+ app for charger availability at a location near you.
What is the difference between Caltex Techron and regular fuel?
Techron is a patented additive that helps clean carbon deposits from engine intake valves and fuel injectors. Caltex’s Platinum 98 uses higher concentrations of it, targeting improved responsiveness and fuel economy over time.
Do Union Gas stations sell petrol for cars?
No, Union Gas specialises in LPG and CNG for residential, commercial, and automotive use. If your vehicle runs on LPG or CNG, they provide cylinder delivery and refuelling services, but conventional petrol and diesel are not available here.
Which loyalty programme earns rewards fastest?
Esso Smiles and SPC&U are known for stacking value quickly because their points convert into direct fuel discounts and partner redemptions. The pace builds naturally if you fill up at the same brand regularly and watch for app promotions.
