Ukrainian Fuel Price Update
As of May 29, 2026, fuel prices across Ukraine have been revised. The average cost for A-95 gasoline now stands at 76.70 UAH per liter, while diesel fuel averages 87.35 UAH per liter. Several retail chains have reduced prices for diesel and its premium variants by 1 UAH per liter, and one network cut the price of A-95+ gasoline by 2 UAH per liter. The most expensive stations remain OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR, while the most affordable are Ukrnafta and BRSM-Nafta.
Average Fuel Prices by Retail Chain
According to data from the UPG network, average fuel prices at their stations are as follows:
- A95 - 76.40 UAH
- A95+ - 78.40 UAH
- Diesel - 84.90 UAH
- Premium Diesel - 86.90 UAH
- A100 - 84.90 UAH
- LPG - 45.90 UAH
At the OKKO network, prices are:
- A95 - 79.90 UAH
- A95+ - 82.90 UAH
- Diesel - 88.90 UAH
- Premium Diesel - 91.90 UAH
- A100 - 89.90 UAH
- LPG - 47.90 UAH
WOG stations have similar pricing, while at KLO, A95 gasoline costs:
- A95 - 71.90 UAH
- A95+ - 79.70 UAH
- Diesel - 85.40 UAH
- Premium Diesel - 87.90 UAH
- A100 - 83.50 UAH
- A92 - 68.90 UAH
- LPG - 44.50 UAH
At SOCAR, A95 gasoline is priced at 79.90 UAH per liter, while Ukrnafta offers it at 74.90 UAH per liter.
A cashback program is currently active, offering 15% back on diesel, 10% on gasoline, and 5% on autogas. Maximum savings per liter are up to 11 UAH on diesel, 7 UAH on gasoline, and 2 UAH on autogas. This program runs until May 31, 2026, with a monthly cap of 500 UAH per user starting from May 1, 2026.
Diesel prices in Ukraine have surged by 33.9%. Between February 26 and March 31, Platts diesel prices rose 86%, import prices increased 58%, and station prices climbed 39%. In comparison, gasoline at the pump went up 16%, while diesel saw a 39% rise. The Antimonopoly Committee has found no evidence of monopolistic behavior in the fuel market, supporting a competitive environment.
The primary driver behind these price increases is the shutdown of Ukraine's largest—and essentially only—oil refinery last year. As a result, over 85% of light petroleum products now depend on imports. This underscores the critical role of foreign supply in Ukraine's fuel market.
Overall, Ukraine's fuel market continues to adapt to new conditions, including rising demand, shrinking supply and reserves, and increasing logistics costs.
The latest fuel price update in Ukraine highlights significant market shifts, including a growing reliance on imports and the impact of global price fluctuations. The cashback program could be a key tool for consumers, helping them reduce fuel expenses during this period.