The mega fuel station located at Jorabat (NH 27) is currently recognized as the largest in India. It is designed to act as a major transit and logistics hub for the Northeast region.
Capacity: It features a massive layout with roughly 52 to 72 fuel nozzles (depending on the specific configuration of the dispensing machines), allowing it to refuel over 50 vehicles simultaneously.
Amenities: Beyond just fuel, the station is a "rest hub" featuring large-scale parking for heavy trucks, modern restrooms, and extensive food and retail options.
Strategic Location: Its position on National Highway 27 makes it a critical stop for cargo and passenger traffic moving between Guwahati and the rest of the Northeast.
Previous and Notable Contenders
Before the Jorabat facility reached full scale, the title was often attributed to:
Naya Belwaliya (Uttar Pradesh): A massive petrol pump on the Lucknow-Agra Expressway. For several years, it was widely cited as the largest in India due to its vast area and high number of dispensers designed to serve the heavy expressway traffic.
Reliance/Jio-bp Outlets: Some of the larger company-owned outlets in Gujarat and on major corridors were frequently noted for their size, though they are now surpassed by the Jorabat hub in terms of sheer dispensing capacity.
