Ingo fuel and petrol stations

Ingo is a prominent automated fuel station chain operating primarily in Sweden and Denmark. Originally launched in 1978 under the name JET by ConocoPhillips, the brand established itself as a leader in the low-price fuel market, offering a streamlined, self-service experience that appealed to budget-conscious motorists.

In 2014, following the acquisition of the JET network in Scandinavia by the Canadian multinational Alimentation Couche-Tard, the stations were rebranded to Ingo. This strategic move allowed the company to maintain its competitive pricing edge while modernizing its identity. Today, Ingo continues to expand its footprint, integrating electric vehicle charging stations alongside traditional gasoline and diesel pumps to adapt to the evolving energy landscape.

The ultimate ownership lies with Alimentation Couche-Tard, one of the world's largest convenience store operators. While the company is headquartered in Canada, Ingo operates as a specific brand localized for the Nordic market, ensuring that the legacy of high-volume, low-cost refueling continues under professional global stewardship.