Ukrainian Fuel Prices as of June 2026
As of June 7, 2026, new fuel prices have been released in Ukraine. The average cost of A-95 gasoline stands at 76.70 hryvnias per liter, while diesel fuel averages 86.84 hryvnias per liter. This data was provided by the publication Glavkom. The most expensive fuel is offered by the Okko, WOG, and Socar gas station chains, whereas the cheapest options can be found at Ukrnafta and BRSM-Nafta stations.
At Upg stations, prices for all fuel types dropped by 1 hryvnia, while Okko and WOG networks reduced their gas prices by the same amount. The fuel cashback program, which ran from March 20 to May 31, 2026, has now ended. According to Svyrydenko, 2.3 million Ukrainians took advantage of this initiative, receiving 15% compensation on diesel, 10% on gasoline, and 5% on autogas.
Fuel Price Trends
Diesel prices in Ukraine have surged by 33.9%. In March, fuel supply volumes remained at 2025 levels, as reported by Serhiy Kuyun. It is worth noting that nearly all light petroleum products (over 85%) rely on imports, according to Pavlo Kyrylenko. From February 26 to March 31, diesel prices rose by 86%, while import prices increased by 58%. Over the same period, gas station prices climbed by 39%, with average Ukrainian station prices rising: gasoline by 16% and diesel by 39%.
Fuel prices at the UPG network are as follows:
- A95 — 74.90 UAH/L
- Diesel — 83.26 UAH/L
- Gas — 44.90 UAH/L
At the Okko network, prices are:
- A95 — 78.90 UAH/L
- Diesel — 87.90 UAH/L
- Gas — 46.90 UAH/L
WOG network prices are identical:
- A95 — 78.90 UAH/L
- Diesel — 87.90 UAH/L
- Gas — 46.90 UAH/L
At the KLO network, prices are:
- A95 — 73.90 UAH/L
- Diesel — 86.40 UAH/L
- Gas — 45.40 UAH/L
SOCAR network prices match those of Okko:
- A95 — 78.90 UAH/L
- Diesel — 87.90 UAH/L
- Gas — 46.90 UAH/L
At the Ukrnafta network, fuel prices are:
- A95 — 74.90 UAH/L
- Diesel — 85.90 UAH/L
- Gas — 44.90 UAH/L
The cheapest prices are offered by the BRSM-Nafta network:
- A95 — 73.19 UAH/L
- Diesel — 80.55 UAH/L
- Gas — 44.19 UAH/L
The primary objective factor behind the price increase is that, following the shutdown of Ukraine's largest oil refinery, nearly all light petroleum products now depend on imports, noted Pavlo Kyrylenko.
Consequently, fuel prices in Ukraine remain a hot topic among consumers and experts alike.
The rise in Ukrainian fuel prices highlights the country's ongoing reliance on imported petroleum products, which could have serious economic repercussions. Research indicates that high fuel costs may drive inflation and affect the overall standard of living. With the fuel cashback program now concluded, consumers may face additional financial strain, underscoring the importance of monitoring Ukraine's fuel market.