Last updated: 11 July 2026
Refuelia shows fuel station and EV charger information built from open map data (mainly OpenStreetMap) plus reports submitted by other drivers. Please read this before relying on anything you see on the map.
Opening hours, prices, queue length, payment methods and fuel or charger availability can change faster than the map does. A station may have closed, changed its hours, run out of fuel, or had a charger go offline since the last update — ours or another driver's.
Because no station currently provides Refuelia with an official operator feed of exact stock, Refuelia never shows a specific liter or gallon amount. What you see from driver reports is a status — available, limited, out of stock, or unknown, not a measured quantity. See our Data Accuracy Policy for how these statuses work.
Before making a decision that matters — going out of your way for fuel, planning a route around a charger, timing a trip around opening hours — verify with the station directly or by checking multiple recent reports. Treat the map as a starting point, not a guarantee.
Reports, reviews and comments come from other users, not from Refuelia staff. We apply automated and manual moderation (see our Community Guidelines), but we can't verify every submission before it appears.
Refuelia and its operator aren't responsible for any inconvenience, cost, delay, or other loss resulting from relying on information shown on the site. Use is at your own judgment and risk.
Refuelia is an independent, informational service. It isn't affiliated with, and doesn't speak on behalf of, any fuel station, charging network, or operator shown on the map unless explicitly stated.
Spotted something wrong? Use the Report button on any station, or contact [email protected].
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Every other map draws the first one and stops. The last two are the point: when nobody has checked, this map says nobody has checked, instead of guessing green.