Gas station chains have raised prices on all types of fuel again
On July 22, Ukrainian gas station operators adjusted their retail prices, raising the cost of all major types of light petroleum products and autogas.
Changes in gasoline prices:
The UPG chain raised the price of A-95 and A-95+ by 1.50 UAH/liter, while WOG raised its prices by 1.40 UAH/liter.
The OKKO, KLO, BRSM, and AMIC chains increased the price of A-95 by 1.00 UAH/liter.
A-92 gasoline saw the largest price increase at UKRNAFTA (+2.00 UAH/liter) and KLO (+1.50 UAH/liter) gas stations.
Changes in diesel fuel prices:
The largest increase was recorded at WOG—a jump of 3.00 UAH/liter.
The UPG and BRSM chains raised diesel prices by 2.00 UAH/liter.
At UKRNAFTA stations, diesel prices rose by 1.50 UAH/liter; at OKKO and KLO stations, by 1.00 UAH/liter; and at AMIC stations, by 0.50 UAH/liter.
Changes in LPG prices:
The most significant price increase for autogas was at UPG—up 1.50 UAH/liter (to 39.90 UAH/liter).
At UKRNAFTA and KLO stations, the price rose by 1.00 UAH/liter.
This was reported by NaftoRynok.
As a reminder, in the first half of 2026, 77,200 gasoline-powered passenger cars were added to Ukraine’s vehicle fleet. This is 18% more than during the same period last year, indicating growing demand for such vehicles.
