Fuel Prices in Ukraine Updated: Current Costs for Gasoline and Diesel Revealed

Ukrainian Fuel Prices as of June 2026

According to Главком: On June 12, 2026, major fuel station chains across Ukraine revised their prices. The average cost of A-95 gasoline stands at 75.63 UAH per liter, while diesel fuel is priced at 83.48 UAH per liter. Three networks made slight adjustments on this day, reducing prices by about 1 UAH per liter. The highest prices are found at OKKO, WOG, and Socar stations, whereas the lowest rates are available at Ukrnafta and BRSM-Nafta. This update reflects ongoing market volatility influenced by external factors.

Fuel Prices Across Different Networks

Here is a breakdown of fuel costs by network:

• UPG Network:
  • A-95 Gasoline - 74.90 UAH
  • A-95+ - 76.90 UAH
  • Diesel Fuel - 81.90 UAH
  • A-100 - 84.90 UAH
• OKKO Network:
  • A-95 - 78.90 UAH
  • A-95+ - 81.90 UAH
  • Diesel - 85.90 UAH
• WOG Network:
  • A-95 - 78.90 UAH
  • A-95+ - 81.90 UAH
  • Diesel - 85.90 UAH
• KLO Network:
  • A-95 Gasoline - 70.9 UAH
  • A-95+ - 75.4 UAH
  • Diesel - 80.9 UAH
• SOCAR Network:
  • A-95 - 78.90 UAH
  • A-95+ - 82.90 UAH
  • Diesel - 86.90 UAH
• Ukrnafta:
  • A-95 - 74.90 UAH
• BRSM-Nafta:
  • A-95 - 71.99 UAH

A 'fuel cashback' initiative, active from March 20 to May 31, 2026, enabled 2.3 million Ukrainians to receive compensation: 15% on diesel, 10% on gasoline, and 5% on autogas. Diesel prices in Ukraine have recently surged by 33.9%. According to Pavlo Kyrylenko, head of the Antimonopoly Committee:

'The main objective factor driving price increases is that, since last year-specifically after the shutdown of Ukraine's largest and essentially only oil refinery-nearly all light petroleum products, representing over 85% of the market, have become dependent on imports.' - Pavlo Kyrylenko

Data shows that from February 26 to March 31, diesel prices rose by 86%, import costs by 58%, and station prices by 39%. Average station prices in Ukraine increased by 16% for gasoline and 39% for diesel. These hikes stem from multiple factors, including rising demand, dwindling supply and reserves, and higher logistics expenses. The Antimonopoly Committee confirmed no evidence of monopolistic practices in the market.

Ukraine's fuel market remains under pressure, with price increases driven largely by import reliance and reduced domestic production capacity. Consumers are adapting to these challenging conditions, which come with financial strain. While the fuel cashback program offers some relief, the overall upward trend in prices persists. Ongoing monitoring of the market and government actions will be crucial for achieving stability.