Counted, not estimated

Across the 2 cities Refuelia maps in Czechia, 1,304 stations and chargers are counted from OpenStreetMap. More charging points than fuel stations are mapped: 70% EV to 30% fuel. This is not a national total; it is what has actually been counted, and it says when.

396
fuel stations
908
EV chargers
290
open 24/7

At the pump

Diesel206 of 396 fuel stations tag it (52%)
98-octane / premium26 stations (7%)
LPG / autogas66 stations (17%)
CNG29 stations (7%)

At the charger

Type 2 (AC)599 of 908 charging points (66%)
CCS (DC)166 charging points (18%)
CHAdeMO88 charging points (10%)

Counted from OpenStreetMap · 10 October 2026. Counted cities, largest first: Prague (955), Brno (349).

What the names on a Czech pump mean

Natural 95
Unleaded 95. Since 1 January 2024 it has been E10 at almost every station, because Czech refineries stopped supplying the E5 version, and the pump says E10.
Natural 98
Unleaded 98. At most networks it stayed E5, which makes it the usual choice for a petrol car that cannot take E10.
Nafta
Diesel, labelled B7: up to 7% biodiesel.
LPG, CNG
Autogas and compressed natural gas. A car has to be converted or built for either; CNG is priced per kilogram.

Maximum prices, published daily

The Czech government has capped pump prices twice in 2026. From 8 April a daily maximum price for petrol and diesel applied, built from a three-day average of wholesale prices plus a margin of at most 3 koruna a litre, and it was later extended to the end of May.

On 21 September 2026 the government restored the cap for 1 to 31 October: the Ministry of Finance publishes each day the maximum price for the next day, now with a margin of 2.50 koruna a litre, and the excise tax on diesel falls by 1.939 koruna to 8.011 koruna a litre, the EU minimum. A station may charge less than the maximum, never more.

How Czechia compares with the other 26 EU countries, week by week: fuel prices in Europe this week. The symbols on the nozzles are explained in what the labels on a fuel pump mean, and the tax gaps between neighbours in why fuel costs different across borders.

Sources: Ministry of Finance, 21 September 2026; Ministry of Finance, regulation extended; Deník.cz, E10 from January 2024.

Quick facts

Fuelling in Czechia; the essentials

Petrol gradesNatural 95, 98
DieselNafta (diesel)
LPG / CNGLPG Available · CNG Limited (CNG)
EV connectorsType 2 for AC, CCS for DC
CurrencyCzech koruna (CZK), per litre
Drives onthe right
Good to knowA motorway vignette is required, and stations are dense along the D-network.
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