April 27 Fuel Prices in Ukraine: How Much for Gasoline and Diesel Now

Fuel Price Landscape in Ukraine

According to Главком: As of April 27, 2026, Ukraine's leading gas station chains have posted updated fuel prices. The average cost of A-95 gasoline stands at 73.03 UAH per liter, while diesel fuel averages 88.03 UAH per liter. Price adjustments occurred at two networks: one raised the price of A-95+ gasoline by 3 UAH per liter, while another operator cut auto-gas prices by 1 UAH per liter and reduced prices for A-92, A-100, diesel, A-95, and A-95+ by 2 UAH per liter.

Among the most expensive chains in the country are OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR, while the cheapest options are Ukrnafta and BRSM-Nafta. Current prices at various networks are as follows:

• UPG: A-95 gasoline - 72.90 UAH, A-95+ - 74.88 UAH, diesel - 86.90 UAH
• OKKO: A-95 - 75.90 UAH
• WOG: A-95 - 75.90 UAH
• SOCAR: A-95 - 75.90 UAH
• KLO: A-95 - 70.70 UAH
• Ukrnafta: A-95 - 69.90 UAH
• BRSM: A-95 - 69.99 UAH

'National Cashback' Program

Amid rising prices, the 'National Cashback' program has been in effect since March 20 and will run until May 1. The program offers a 15% cashback on diesel, 10% on gasoline, and 5% on auto-gas. Maximum savings reach up to 11 UAH per liter for diesel, up to 7 UAH per liter for gasoline, and up to 2 UAH per liter for auto-gas. The monthly cashback cap per user is 1,000 UAH.

Diesel prices in Ukraine have surged by 33.9%, placing the country among the top ten nations with the fastest diesel price hikes. A key driver of the fuel price increase was the shutdown of Ukraine's largest oil refinery, which has left 85% of light petroleum products dependent on imports. Serhiy Kuyun stated,

“There is no diesel fuel shortage, and none is expected.”

Meanwhile, Pavlo Kyrylenko emphasized,

“The main objective factor behind the price increase is that, starting last year-after the closure of the largest and essentially only oil refinery in Ukraine-nearly all light petroleum products, roughly 85% or more, depend on imports.”

The rise in fuel prices in Ukraine is also driven by multiple other factors, including increased demand, reduced supply and inventories, and higher logistics costs. These conditions, combined with the inability to compare storage conditions and volumes within the country, further complicate the fuel market situation.

The escalation in fuel prices reflects a challenging economic environment shaped by both domestic and international forces. The refinery shutdown underscores the nation's reliance on imports, making the market vulnerable to global price swings. The 'National Cashback' program aims to support consumers during this price surge, but its impact may be limited given the broader economic context and high fuel costs.