2Firsts Research: VUSE Ultra Promotion in Germany, Free E-Cigarette Kit Worth €24 with Registration

Sep.23.2025
2Firsts Research: VUSE Ultra Promotion in Germany, Free E-Cigarette Kit Worth €24 with Registration
2Firsts discovered during its research in Cologne, Germany, that BAT’s VUSE Ultra is running a promotional campaign. Consumers who register on the VUSE website and enter a dealer code can receive a free e-cigarette kit (including device and pods) worth €24.

Cologne, Germany, September 23, 2025 - During market research in Germany, 2Firsts noted that British American Tobacco (BAT) is currently promoting their e-cigarette product VUSE Ultra. On September 21, a promotional sign for the product was displayed outside a medium-sized convenience store in Cologne.

2Firsts Research: VUSE Ultra Promotion in Germany, Free E-Cigarette Kit Worth €24 with Registration
Outside a convenience store in Cologne, there is a VUSE Ultra standing sign advertisement|Image source: 2firsts

 

According to the store clerk, consumers only need to log on to the official VUSE website and complete registration to receive a free set of VUSE Ultra (including one device and two pods), retailing for approximately 24 euros In comparison, 2Firsts found out that in the German market, the ELFBAR refillable kit is priced at 19.8 euros , with the device and pods each costing 9.9 euros.

2Firsts Research: VUSE Ultra Promotion in Germany, Free E-Cigarette Kit Worth €24 with Registration
Gifted kit | Source: 2Firsts

 

The registration process requires inputting personal information and a dealer code provided by the shop, with the additional requirement of using a local German phone number.

2Firsts Research: VUSE Ultra Promotion in Germany, Free E-Cigarette Kit Worth €24 with Registration
Screenshots during the actual testing process | Image source: 2firsts

 

After submitting the number, the system will send a verification code to the mobile phone. Enter the code to complete registration and receive the product.

2Firsts Research: VUSE Ultra Promotion in Germany, Free E-Cigarette Kit Worth €24 with Registration
Screenshots of the actual test process in 2Firsts | Image source: 2Firsts

 

2Firsts Exclusive Coverage: From Launch to Market Trends, Continuous Reporting on VUSE Ultra

 

On May 9, at the Swiss Tobacco Fair, 2Firsts observed British American Tobacco showcasing VUSE Ultra and published one of the first reports on the product. Since then, 2Firsts has continued to follow and report on developments related to VUSE Ultra.

 

At InterTabac 2025, 2Firsts also noted that VUSE Ultra has become one of BAT’s key promotional products at the exhibition.

 

德展直击|英美烟草全品类参展 主打 VUSE Ultra 推出零尼产品
At InterTabac 2025, BAT’s booth highlighted VUSE Ultra | Source: 2Firsts

 

德展直击|英美烟草全品类参展 主打 VUSE Ultra 推出零尼产品
BAT set up a dedicated area for VUSE Ultra | Source: 2Firsts

 

In the future, 2Firsts will continue to follow the developments of VUSE Ultra, providing the industry with first-hand observations and insights.

 

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