Petrol Ofisi Group opens three flagship stations in central Istanbul

Transformations in Kızıltoprak, Levent and Maslak mark key progress in nationwide rebranding.

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Petrol Ofisi Group has opened three newly transformed stations in Kızıltoprak, Levent and Maslak, strengthening its presence in some of Istanbul’s most high‑traffic districts. The openings represent a major step in the company’s nationwide transformation program following its acquisition of bp’s Türkiye operations, one of the most strategic moves in the country’s recent energy history.

The group has integrated 770 former bp stations into its network, expanding its national footprint to more than 2,700 locations. The transition forms part of a broader effort to modernise the entire network with a unified identity and upgraded customer experience. 

Petrol Ofisi Group CEO Mehmet Abbasoğlu said the company aims to bring all acquired stations up to new brand standards by the end of 2026, supporting the nearly 2 million guests who visit its sites each day. “e continue our transformation journey at all stations, more than half of which we have rebranded with the new Petrol Ofisi identity,” he said.

Retail Director Ömür Gebeş noted that the company is redesigning its stations as modern, versatile destinations that integrate both retail and digital services. He highlighted the Petrol’s partnerships with Tchibo and Getir as a key part of enhancing convenience and broadening product choice for customers. 

According to Gebeş, opening new locations in Istanbul’s busiest corridors brings Petrol Ofisi’s service model closer to urban consumers at a time of rapid mobility growth across the region.