Gasoline and diesel prices in Ukraine have risen again
At the end of the week, Ukrainian gas station chains raised fuel prices again. Diesel fuel saw the sharpest increase, while gasoline prices rose less significantly.
The SOCAR chain raised prices the most, with diesel fuel jumping by 4 UAH per liter to 90.90 UAH, and premium diesel to 93.90 UAH. The price of A-95 gasoline also rose by 1.5 UAH, reaching 85.40 UAH per liter. At the OKKO network, diesel prices rose by 2 UAH, and at Ukrnafta, by 1.5 UAH.
Ukrnafta currently offers the lowest prices for standard A-95 gasoline and diesel—79.90 UAH and 83.90 UAH per liter, respectively. At the same time, the highest prices remain at the premium chains SOCAR, OKKO, and WOG, where certain types of gasoline and diesel already cost more than 90 UAH per liter.
Due to the latest price hike, the difference in the cost of a full 50-liter tank of A-95 gasoline between the cheapest and most expensive chains has reached 275 UAH — ranging from 3,995 UAH at Ukrnafta to 4,270 UAH at SOCAR.
As a reminder, as of July 10, 2026, Ukraine’s largest gas station chains left fuel prices unchanged.
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.
