On Saturday, October 24, 2026, retail fuel prices at gas stations across Ukraine underwent another revision. The primary driver behind the price adjustments was a noticeable increase in the cost of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) across most major networks, while prices for gasoline and diesel fuel remained completely stable.

LPG Price Dynamics Across Key Networks

The most significant rise in the cost of automotive gas was observed at gas stations operated by major brand names. Specifically, the price tag at WOG increased by 1.90 hryvnias per liter, reaching 56.90 UAH/l. At OKKO stations, LPG rose in price by 1.60 UAH/l and is now sold at 56.50 UAH/l.

Substantial increases also affected other popular fuel networks. At Ukrnafta and UPG stations, the cost of gas went up by exactly 1 hryvnia per liter, settling at 51.90 UAH/l and 53.90 UAH/l, respectively. Meanwhile, some operators, notably SOCAR, decided to temporarily maintain their previous pricing, keeping LPG at 54.90 UAH/l.

Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Market Condition

In the gasoline and diesel fuel segment, the situation on this day remained entirely stable. Across all leading retail networks in the country, the cost of these fuel types showed no changes compared to the previous day of monitoring. Motorists can refuel with gasoline and diesel at previously established price lists.

Fuel market experts note that the current wave of price changes is concentrated exclusively in the liquefied gas sector. This is due to market conditions and logistics costs, whereas the stability of the gasoline lineup is supported by previously accumulated reserves and balanced demand.

Impact of Price Fluctuations on Ukrainian Drivers

The latest rise in LPG prices significantly affects the expenses of car owners who chose this type of fuel for economy purposes. The gap between the cost of gas and traditional fuel types is gradually narrowing, forcing drivers to recalculate trip expenses. Future price dynamics will depend on external supplies and the overall situation in the country's energy market.