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Let your car roll out.
Less CO₂  – more money for you!

Approaching a traffic light or roundabout? Let your car coast as early as possible in neutral gear. The result: lower fuel costs and lower CO₂ emissions. The free app shows it every single drive.

DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP HERE:

 

The app is free but for just €1,99 you can place a motivating picture in the app. For example your (grand)children, your partner, your pet or sportsclub.

1 Download the app and return here on the website
2 Upload your picture
3 Click on Add to bag
4 Fill in the form an place the order

You will receive a code in your email. Place this code in the menu of the app and your picture will appear in the app. This way you will drive not only more conciously but also more alert and with a smile!

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    About us

    Hello! We are Paul (L) and Nico (R), and we are concerned about the relaxation of CO₂ emissions policies. With our free Petrollo app, we literally and figuratively put drivers back in the driver’s seat, empowering them to reduce CO₂ emissions while driving.

    Worldwide, around 1 billion cars still run on fossil fuels. We believe that significant gains can be achieved today with a simple adjustment to driving behavior: letting your car coast more often, possibly in neutral. The Petrollo app shows you how much CO₂ emissions and fuel costs you save by doing this. That’s motivating!

    Up to 40% savings in urban areas
    Coasting turns out to be especially effective in built-up areas. Savings of up to 40% are achievable. The technique is simple: it makes use of the car’s kinetic energy. When approaching a traffic light, roundabout, or bend, take your foot off the accelerator as early as possible and let the car coast. Just like riding a kick scooter in the past—after pushing off a few times, you could glide along smoothly.

    It not only reduces CO₂ emissions and lowers fuel costs, but also promotes more conscious and alert driving. You pay closer attention to the traffic in front of and behind you.

    The message is clear: taking your foot off the accelerator is better for all of us. Less CO₂ and better for your wallet.

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