As demand for petrol wanes in Singapore, kiosks evolve to offer options including sushi and kaya toast

The Shell petrol station at 49 Serangoon Garden Way features a bubble tea shop. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The number of petrol stations in Singapore has fallen over the past two decades, mirroring a global trend as demand for petrol wanes and electric vehicle (EV) adoption grows.

This comes even as remaining petrol stations evolve to offer more varied retail options, selling sushi, bubble tea, fast food and even kaya toast, to snag consumers, in addition to charging points for EVs.