AI-powered petrol stations


Five aims to bring change to the oil and gas industry by infusing technology into their petrol station operations.

IMAGINE a petrol station that understands you and knows what you want. All you need to do is find a Five petrol station, drive in, tap on your screen, refuel, then drive off. At the front and centre of a digital nation is an enhanced customer experience powered by technology. Kiple and Seng Group of Companies are coming together as a team to realise the possibilities of powering a digital nation via new AI-based Five petrol stations.

Their mission is to serve drivers with a different experience through enhanced personalised services and convenience, effectively reducing their time to fill their vehicles when they are in a hurry.‘We want a digital Malaysia that achieves more. Transformational growth is driven by innovation and we are proud to play a role, ’ said Puan‘We want a digital Malaysia that achieves more. Transformational growth is driven by innovation and we are proud to play a role, ’ said Puan

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