Vontier survey finds 47% of US drivers want to buy snacks and essentials at fuel pumps, EV chargers

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  • Vontier published a survey-based industry read on US convenience retail, flagging rising demand for faster transactions alongside instant, emotional loyalty rewards.
  • Survey of 600+ US drivers found 47% want to buy snacks or essentials directly at the fuel pump or EV charger.
  • Speed remained central: 90% spend under 10 minutes on site; 44% spend under 5 minutes.
  • Reliability drove repeat visits: about 70% rated dependable payment or fueling systems as extremely important.
  • Loyalty shifted toward immediate perks: over 50% cited free coffee or snacks as making programs more appealing, strongest among Millennials or Gen Z.


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