BYD and Denza launch lifestyle card with perks at 88 brands in Singapore

BYD and Denza have launched a lifestyle card for selected customers, offering perks at 88 brands including Adidas, KFC and mewatch. The BYD and Denza Lifestyle Privilege Programme was announced on 31 Aug 2026, with eligible customers receiving their cards progressively from Tuesday.

BYD and Denza launched the BYD and Denza Lifestyle Privilege Programme on Monday (31 Aug 2026), offering eligible customers perks at 88 brands across dining, travel, pet care, fashion, entertainment and other sectors.

Benefits for holders of the BYD or Denza Lifestyle Card include a 10 per cent discount on regular-priced Adidas products with a minimum spend of S$100 at participating stores, S$100 off selected Shenzhen travel packages with Chan Brothers Travel, a complimentary two-piece chicken at KFC during the holder's birthday month, six months of complimentary mewatch Prime subscription, and 5 per cent off Oppo smartphones at the Oppo official brand store.

Denza owners will also receive additional perks: a 10 per cent discount on aircraft charter services at AirTaxi.ph and a 20 per cent discount on best available rates with selected room and dining benefits at Mett Singapore.

Eligible customers can expect to receive their BYD or Denza Lifestyle Card progressively from Tuesday, the company said.

Liu Xueliang, vice president of BYD Asia Pacific, said in a statement: “BYD's vision goes beyond building new energy vehicles. As our community grows, we want to create an ecosystem that connects sustainable mobility with the way people live every day. The BYD and Denza Lifestyle Privilege Programme is an important step in extending that value beyond the drive.”

James Ng, managing director of BYD Singapore, added: “Our customers have been an important part of BYD becoming Singapore's number one automotive brand. With 88 brands across more than 600 touchpoints, we want to give back to this growing community and make owning a BYD or Denza more rewarding – not only on the road, but in everyday life.”