Petrustitan is a eutitanosaurian sauropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) of Romania. The type and only species is P. hungaricus, originally assigned to the genus Magyarosaurus.
In 1932, Friedrich von Huene erected the genus Magyarosaurus and assigned three species based on sauropod specimens recovered from the Sânpetru Formation: M. dacus (the type species), M. hungaricus and M. transsylvanicus. However, subsequent analyses considered only M. dacus as a valid species of Magyarosaurus, with "M." transsylvanicus representing a chimera and partially a junior synonym of M. dacus, and with "M." hungaricus representing a distinct genus.
In 2025, DÃÂez DÃÂaz and colleagues reassigned "M." hungaricus to a new genus Petrustitan. The generic name is derived from Ancient Greek words ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂñ (pétra, "stone, rock"), referring to the origin of the holotype (rocky outcrops of the type locality, Sânpetru), and ÃÂùÃÂìý (tëtÃÂÃÂn, "giant"), which is often used when naming titanosaurian sauropods. Both the paralectotype (left tibia) and lectotype (left fibula) of P. hungaricus are catalogued under the same specimen number, NHMUK R.3853. Some material originally referred to this taxon were also given a separate genus name, Uriash.