Germany's fuel network is extensive and well mapped, anchored by Aral, Shell, Total, Esso, Star and OMV. The autobahn system is lined with large Autohof and Raststätte service stations, though these are typically pricier than town stations just off the exits.
Super E10 and Super 95 (E5) are the standard petrol grades, with diesel widely available including winter blends. Germany also has one of the strongest EV charging networks in Europe, with dense DC coverage along the autobahns.
What you'll find at the pump
Super E10, Super 95 (E5), Super Plus (98), and diesel. If your car isn't E10-compatible, choose Super 95 E5. AdBlue is widely available for diesel vehicles.
EV charging in Germany
Excellent DC fast-charging coverage using CCS, with Type 2 for AC. High-power charging parks sit along most major autobahns, so EV road trips are straightforward.
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