Counted, not estimated

Inside the borders of North Korea, 64 stations and chargers are counted from OpenStreetMap: 64 fuel stations and 0 public charging points. Every counted place is a fuel station; no public charging point is mapped in North Korea yet. None is tagged open 24/7, which says more about the tagging than the forecourts. It is a count of what mappers have recorded, dated below - not an official register, and in some countries the map is far behind the roads.

64
fuel stations
0
EV chargers
0
open 24/7

At the pump

Diesel1 of 64 fuel stations tag it (2%)

Counted from OpenStreetMap inside the national boundary · 10 October 2026. Refuelia maps no individual city in North Korea yet; the map itself covers the whole country.

North Korea is covered by Refuelia the same way as everywhere else: the map loads real fuel stations and EV chargers from OpenStreetMap for any area you search across North Korea, and lets any driver confirm a station in one tap, so a pin can say when it was last checked instead of only where it is.

Fuel in North Korea

Fuel availability varies widely across Asia: petrol and diesel are near-universal, while CNG and LPG are important in several countries. The filters help you find the exact fuel you need.

EV charging in North Korea

CCS and, in some markets, GB/T or CHAdeMO are used for DC charging; coverage is growing fastest around the major cities.

Prices are added when reported by drivers or verified sources, always with a timestamp. Refuelia never shows invented numbers: where data isn't available yet, it says so. See North Korea on the map →

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