Diesel at Maximum, Gasoline at 90 UAH: How Much Fuel Costs at Gas Stations on September 28

The situation in the Ukrainian fuel market as of September 28, 2026, remains tense, demonstrating a steady increase in petroleum product prices. Drivers across the country face new price tags at gas stations, where diesel fuel at most major networks has consolidated above the psychological mark of 100 hryvnias per liter. Premium gasoline brands have also confidently crossed the 90-100 hryvnia threshold, significantly hitting car owners' pockets and stimulating further growth in logistics costs within the economy.

Growth Leaders and Network Price Records

An analysis of the current price list at leading Ukrainian gas stations shows a significant differentiation in fuel costs depending on the brand. At the end of last week, three major networks—OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR—surpassed the 100 UAH price threshold per liter of diesel. The absolute leader in fuel expensiveness remains the SOCAR network, where a liter of diesel is priced at 103–104 hryvnias, and premium gasoline is fixed at 104 hryvnias per liter.

At the same time, OKKO and WOG have synchronized their pricing policies, setting identical rates for premium grades. In these companies, both premium gasoline and diesel fuel are offered at 102.90 UAH per liter. Meanwhile, standard gasoline grades in these networks are still held just below the hundred-hryvnia threshold, although the general upward trend persists.

Pricing Policy of Budget Gas Stations

Against the background of the general price jump, offers in the economy segment remain relatively affordable. The Ukrnaфта network traditionally maintains the position of the cheapest fuel supplier among major market players. Nevertheless, inflationary processes have also affected it: premium gasoline at the network's gas stations rose in price to 91.90 UAH per liter, and diesel fuel balances on the verge of a critical level, ranging from 97.90 to 99.90 UAH per liter.

Contradictory Data

Reviewing the price change dynamics for the last days of September 2026, experts and monitoring agencies note certain discrepancies in the speed of recording spikes. While operational monitoring data from major networks as of the morning of September 28 record price stabilization at maximum levels (SOCAR at 104 UAH, OKKO and WOG at 102.90 UAH), reports from analytical platforms for September 25–26 indicated a smoother dynamic of crossing the hundred-hryvnia mark. Some expert sources claimed that diesel crossed 100 UAH back in the middle of last week, while other publications emphasized the wave-like nature of price increases depending on regional logistics chains and fuel reserves at oil depots.

Economic Consequences and Forecasts

The rapid growth in motor fuel costs inevitably entails a chain reaction in related economic sectors. The rise in logistics and freight transportation costs is embedded in the final price of everyday goods, food products, and public transport services. Market participants attribute the current price dynamics to global fluctuations in oil quotes, exchange rate changes, and the complication of logistics routes for importing petroleum products into Ukraine. Drivers and transport companies have to adapt to the new financial reality by revising budgets for fleet maintenance.