Fuel prices in Ukraine on 24 March: how much petrol and diesel cost
In Ukraine, fuel prices have been rising amid the war in the Middle East. As of 24 March 2026, major petrol station chains have updated their prices. In particular, the average price of A-95 petrol has remained almost unchanged at around UAH 73.01 per litre. Meanwhile, diesel fuel has become slightly more expensive, with its average price increasing to approximately UAH 85.19 per litre.
What is happening with fuel prices
Some petrol station chains have partially increased the cost of certain types of fuel. The most noticeable changes have been in diesel and gas prices. In particular, at KLO, A-95 and A-95+ petrol rose by UAH 1. At Ukrnafta, the price of diesel fuel increased, while at BRSM-Nafta, gas prices also went up.
Fuel prices as of 24 March 2026 (UAH per litre)
Why prices at petrol stations are changing
Fuel prices in Ukraine have increased against the backdrop of the war in the Middle East. The main reasons include fluctuations in global oil prices, geopolitical risks, and currency movements. The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has explained that prices for refined petroleum products are not subject to state regulation. The Ukrainian market for light petroleum products is fully dependent on imports, so global price fluctuations directly affect fuel costs for consumers. The rise in fuel prices is a Europe-wide trend and is not limited to Ukraine. At the same time, the Antimonopoly Committee will review the situation on the market.
Where fuel is cheapest in Ukraine: prices by region
As of 23 March 2026, another update in fuel prices across the largest petrol station networks in Ukraine has been recorded.
Additionally, the “Fuel Cashback” programme in Ukraine has been in operation since 20 March.
