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September savings, good news as Repsol’s fuel discount is sticking around

If you’ve been filling up on the cheap this summer thanks to Repsol’s discount, good news as it’s not going […]

September savings, good news as Repsol’s fuel discount is sticking around

Repsol, the Spanish energy giant, has extended its fuel discount, keeping drivers happy through September. The promotion, initially set to end on August 31, will now run until the end of the month, specifically to aid households during a typically costly period. Through Repsol's Waylet app or at any of its 3,300+ service stations across Spain, customers can save up to 45 cents per litre.

This discount is personalized based on other energy products held with Repsol, with higher savers typically having electricity, gas, heating, or solar set up through them.

Truckers and self-employed workers with a Solred card or digital version through Waylet also benefit, receiving a 10 cent per litre automatic reduction from September 1-30. This is applied directly to their invoices, no extra package needed. With average pump prices in Spain exceeding €1.72 a litre, providers like BP are extending promotions to help ease the financial strain.

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