Pumpa Průhonice

Pumpa Průhonice is a modern service station and restaurant complex located near the D1 motorway in Průhonice, in the Prague-West District of the Czech Republic. It presents itself as a new standard for D1 travellers, combining a filling station, a large restaurant with its own bakery, Rotisol grills, and an electric vehicle charging hub. According to its official website, the site offers 120 restaurant seats, produces more than 25 chickens per hour, provides 10 electric vehicle chargers, and has more than 30 parking spaces, with no truck parking. The concept and interior are described as one of the few facilities of their kind in the Czech Republic and possibly in Europe. The brand is positioned as a destination stop rather than a conventional petrol station. Its official homepage highlights that it is not only the most modern filling station but also an excellent restaurant with its own bakery and Rotisol grills, as well as a charging station for up to 16 electric cars. The site has attracted media attention, with Aktualne.cz quoted as saying it is worth stopping there and calling it the most interesting petrol station in the world, while idnes.cz noted that a design Pumpa has grown up by the D1, charges electric cars and shields against noise. Pumpa Průhonice operates in the Czech Republic and serves motorway traffic on the D1, the country's main highway. Its offering spans fuel, food and electric vehicle charging, making it a multi-service roadside brand. The official website uses the tagline 'Nový standard na D1' (New standard on D1) and emphasises a friendly, service-oriented approach: 'COKOLIV PRO VÁS MŮŽEME UDĚLAT, UDĚLÁME TO RÁDI A S LÁSKOU' (Whatever we can do for you, we will do gladly and with love). As of the available evidence, the ownership structure, founding year and corporate parent of Pumpa Průhonice are not specified. Wikidata describes it as a building in Prague-West District, confirming its physical location but not providing commercial ownership details. The brand remains active and is known primarily through its official website and Czech media coverage.

Pumpa Průhonice is a modern service station and restaurant complex that has been established near the D1 motorway in Průhonice, Prague-West District, Czech Republic. Its official website presents it as a new standard for the D1 corridor, combining a filling station with a restaurant, an on-site bakery, Rotisol grills and an electric vehicle charging hub. The site describes itself as one of the few buildings and facilities of its kind in the Czech Republic and possibly in Europe, citing its concept and interior design. The project has attracted Czech media coverage. According to quotes on its official homepage, Aktualne.cz wrote that it is worth stopping there and called it the most interesting petrol station in the world, while idnes.cz reported that a design Pumpa has grown up by the D1, charges electric cars and shields against noise. These references indicate that the facility was developed as a notable roadside destination rather than a standard fuel stop. The available evidence does not specify the exact founding year, ownership or corporate history of Pumpa Průhonice. Wikidata describes it as a building in Prague-West District, confirming its location but not providing commercial details. The brand remains active and continues to operate its combined fuel, dining and charging services.

A modern, design-led motorway service station and restaurant on the D1, positioned as a new standard for travellers with fuel, food and EV charging.

• Fuel

  Motor fuel for cars at the filling station.

• Restaurant meals

  Restaurant with 120 seats serving meals.

• Rotisol grilled chicken

  More than 25 chickens per hour prepared on Rotisol grills.

• Bakery products

  Own bakery on site.

• Electric vehicle charging

  10 chargers for electric cars, with capacity for up to 16 electric vehicles.

1. 1Pumpa - Nový standard na D1pumpapruhonice.cz
2. 2Pumpa Průhonicewikidata.org