⛽️ means fuel, a petrol or gas station, or the need to fill up the tank. Apple shows a red fuel pump with a digital counter at the top, a black hose and nozzle, and a dark fuel drop on a white circle.

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The tone is mostly practical. People send it for road trips, stopping to refuel, low fuel, or fuel price news. It can also mean energy in a figurative way, like needing coffee or food to refuel. In casual slang, gassing someone up means hyping or praising them, so ⛽️ can mean you are boosting a friend's confidence, often in comments on a selfie.
Usually it means stopping for fuel or that the tank is low. It can also mean you need a break or food to recharge.
In comments it often means gassing someone up, which is giving them big praise or hype.
Need to stop for petrol first ⛽️
Fuel price up again ⛽️💸
Okay you look amazing, gassing you up ⛽️🔥
Running on empty, need lunch ⛽️
| ⛽️ vs 🛢️ | 🛢️ is an oil drum linked to crude oil and industry, while ⛽️ is the pump where you fill a vehicle. |
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| ⛽️ vs 🔋 | 🔋 is about battery or personal energy, while ⛽️ is mainly about fuel for vehicles. |
| Name | fuel pump |
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| Codepoints | U+26FD U+FE0F |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | diesel, fuel, fuelpump, gas, gasoline, pump, station |
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⛽️ means fuel, a petrol or gas station, or the need to fill up the tank. Apple shows a red fuel pump with a digital counter at the top, a black hose and nozzle, and a dark fuel drop on a white circle.
In comments it often means gassing someone up, which is praising or hyping them. It is a friendly, supportive signal.
It is both. The same emoji is called a petrol pump in the UK and India and a gas pump in the US and the Philippines.
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