Ukraine Announces New Fuel Prices for Gasoline and Diesel

Fuel Price Update in Ukraine

According to Главком: On March 23, 2026, fuel prices were adjusted across Ukraine. The average cost for a liter of A-95 gasoline is now 72.86 UAH, while diesel fuel averages 83.89 UAH per liter. Specific retail chains have implemented further increases: at WOG stations, A-95 gasoline rose by 50 kopiyok, and at BRSM-Nafta stations, the price of gas (LPG) increased by 1 hryvnia.

The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine will launch a market review, as prices for light petroleum products are not subject to state regulation. It is important to note that Ukraine's market for these fuels is entirely dependent on imports. In response to the rising costs, Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko announced the introduction of a cashback program for fuel purchases to support consumers. She stated:

"When purchasing fuel at filling stations, citizens will be able to receive cashback from the state."

Fuel Prices as of March 23, 2026

• UPG: A95 - 73.90, A95+ - 76.90, Diesel - 85.90, Diesel+ - 88.90, A100 - 82.90, Gas (LPG) - 45.50
• OKKO: A95 - 74.99, A95+ - 77.99, Diesel - 86.99, Diesel+ - 89.99, A100 - 84.99, Gas (LPG) - 46.99
• WOG: A95 - 74.99, A95+ - 77.99, Diesel - 86.99, Diesel+ - 89.99, A100 - 84.99, Gas (LPG) - 46.98
• KLO: A95 - 73.19, A95+ - 77.99, Diesel - 84.39, A100 - 83.99, A92 - 72.19, Gas (LPG) - 46.70
• SOCAR: A95 - 74.99, A95+ - 78.99, Diesel - 86.99, Diesel+ - 89.99, A100 - 84.99, Gas (LPG) - 46.98
• UKRNAFTA: A95 - 68.99, A95+ - 71.99, Diesel - 77.99, A92 - 65.99, Gas (LPG) - 41.99
• BRSM: A95 - 68.99, Diesel - 77.99, Gas (LPG) - 42.49

The government is attempting to curb further price hikes for gasoline. As President Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted:

"The authorities will try to contain the rise in gasoline prices."

Therefore, amid price volatility and the need for market oversight, the Ukrainian government is implementing measures to support both consumers and the agricultural sector.

These fuel price changes in Ukraine reflect broader global oil market trends, including rising crude oil costs, which can significantly impact the national economy. Higher fuel prices typically lead to increased costs for consumers and can negatively affect the agricultural sector, where fuel constitutes a major part of production expenses. By introducing measures like cashback, the authorities aim to mitigate these impacts and assist consumers during challenging economic times. The situation highlights the economic pressures faced by a nation heavily reliant on imported energy.

As fuel prices continue to fluctuate, it's crucial for consumers to stay informed about the latest rates at filling stations. For instance, while prices have seen adjustments recently, the latest updates from Kyiv reveal a more stable pricing situation. Understanding these dynamics can help drivers make better decisions regarding fuel purchases amid the current market changes.