Fuel Prices in Ukraine Updated: Gasoline and Diesel Costs as of May 1

Fuel Price Situation in Ukraine

According to Главком: As of May 1, 2026, fuel prices in Ukraine have been updated. The average cost of A-95 gasoline is approximately 73 UAH per liter, while diesel fuel stands at 88 UAH per liter. Two gas station chains have reduced their prices:

• LPG dropped by 1 UAH;
• A-92 decreased by 1.10 UAH;
• A-95 fell by 90 kopecks;
• A-95+ went down by 20 kopecks.

The most expensive fuel is offered by the Okko, WOG, and Socar chains, while the cheapest options are available at Ukrnafta and BRSM-Nafta.

Prices at Gas Station Chains

Specifically, the price of A-95 at the UPG chain is 72.90 UAH per liter, whereas at Okko and WOG it is 75.90 UAH per liter. Diesel fuel at UPG costs 86.90 UAH per liter, compared to 89.90 UAH per liter at Okko and WOG. At the KLO chain, A-95 is priced at 69.90 UAH per liter, and at Ukrnafta it is also 69.90 UAH per liter. At BRSM, A-95 costs 69.99 UAH per liter, and LPG at this chain is 47.49 UAH per liter.

Since March 20, Ukrainians have been able to receive cashback on fuel through the National Cashback program, which has been extended until May 31, 2026. The cashback rates are as follows:

• 15% on diesel fuel;
• 10% on gasoline;
• 5% on autogas.

This allows savings of up to 11 UAH per liter on diesel, about 7 UAH on gasoline, and 2 UAH on autogas. Starting May 1, the maximum monthly compensation per user reaches 500 UAH.

The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has found no monopolistic practices in the fuel market, indicating competitiveness in this sector. Serhiy Kuyun, director of the A-95 consulting group, commented on the situation, stating:

“There is no shortage of diesel fuel, and none is expected.” - Serhiy Kuyun

However, despite stable supply conditions, diesel prices in Ukraine have risen by 33.9%, and prices at gas stations have increased by 39%. The main objective factor driving these price increases is dependence on imported petroleum products, as nearly all light petroleum products are 85% reliant on imports.

Consequently, Ukrainians are facing higher fuel prices, but they also have the opportunity to benefit from cashback, which helps reduce fuel expenses.

Fuel price changes in Ukraine reflect the overall market situation, where import dependencies and competition among major gas station chains remain key factors. The fuel cashback program could provide significant support for drivers trying to manage rising costs. Since the market remains competitive, further price fluctuations may be linked to global oil prices and shifts in petroleum product supply.