As of Tuesday, 22 September 2026, the situation at Ukrainian fuel stations has stabilised after a noticeable price increase recorded the day before. The new price tags posted by the networks on Monday are holding at the current level: operators are not adjusting rates either upwards or downwards. Thus, yesterday's price impulse did not turn into a wave of further increases but settled at new marks, which now define the day's picture.
Stabilisation after yesterday's spike
The key trend on Tuesday is the "freeze" of prices. If on Monday a number of networks significantly raised the bar for basic and premium grades, today these figures remain unchanged. This means that consumers who refuelled yesterday at the old prices are already paying the new ones today, but further growth is not recorded at the moment. For drivers, this is an important benchmark: in the coming hours and days, the levels fixed today should be the reference point, until the networks announce new adjustments.
What is happening at SOCAR
On the eve, the premium network SOCAR significantly raised the bar, and today these values are being held without change. Petrol NANO 100 and diesel NANO Extro rose to 104 UAH, diesel DT NANO — to 103 UAH, while NANO 95 and A-95 went up to 97.90 and 94.90 UAH respectively. These figures form the upper boundary of the price range in the market and explain why diesel in the premium segment has firmly settled above the 100 UAH mark.
Ukrnafta and basic grades
The "Ukrnafta" network also recorded growth in basic grades on the eve, and today these levels are being maintained. Petrol A-95 and A-92 each gained one hryvnia — to 88.90 and 86.90 UAH, while petrol 95 (Energy) rose to 91.90 UAH. These values form the middle and lower part of the petrol price corridor and serve as a benchmark for most drivers choosing standard fuel grades.
WOG and OKKO hold their positions
Two other major networks show a different dynamic: WOG and OKKO are holding the levels of previous days. In particular, diesel at WOG, after recent fluctuations, has settled at 99.90 UAH, while OKKO keeps its basic figures unchanged. This creates a noticeable contrast with the premium segment of SOCAR and underscores that the pricing policies of the networks differ even within a single day.
The difference on a full tank
The outcome of the current picture is a noticeable difference between the most expensive and the cheapest fuel on a full tank: for petrol it is 300 UAH, and for diesel — 255 UAH. For owners of cars with a large tank capacity, choosing a specific network can mean a difference of a hundred or more hryvnias per refuelling, which makes price monitoring a practical, not merely informational, action.
Contradictory data
No discrepancies in specific figures between verified sources have been identified: all agree that on 22 September prices stabilised after yesterday's rise. The only difference is the editorial emphasis in headlines — some publications underline the "freeze" of prices after the spike, others focus on the fact that diesel has again exceeded the 100 UAH mark. Both statements are true and do not contradict each other: they refer to different segments (premium SOCAR diesel above 100 UAH amid overall stability). A separate caveat: the headlines of a number of sources mention gas (LPG), however specific figures for it are absent in the provided data, so they are not cited in the article.
