Ukrainian gas station networks updated their price lists on September 2, 2026, raising the cost of gasoline, diesel fuel, and autogas. According to RBC-Ukraine, fuel prices increased by an average of 1 hryvnia per liter in a single day. The changes affected the major networks — WOG, SOCAR, and Ukrnafta — while OKKO kept its prices at the level of September 1. As a result, the fuel market has developed a heterogeneous picture: some operators have passed the rise in costs on to consumers, while others are still holding their ground.

WOG: across-the-board increase across the entire lineup

The WOG network became the most aggressive player in updating prices: the cost of all fuel types rose by 1.00 UAH/liter. The gasoline lineup included AI-100, Mustang 95, and 95 Euro, while the diesel lineup included Mustang Diesel and Euro-5 Diesel. Autogas deserves special attention: it gained 1.00 UAH/liter in a single day and reached the mark of 45.50 UAH/liter, becoming the most expensive of the fuel types offered at WOG stations. The across-the-board nature of the increase points to systemic pressure on production costs rather than a targeted adjustment of a single product.

SOCAR: diesel gets pricier, gasoline and gas stay stable

At SOCAR stations the picture is different. Prices for gasoline and autogas remained unchanged compared to the previous day. However, diesel fuel rose by 1.00 UAH/liter: NANO Extro Diesel now costs 98.90 UAH/liter, and NANO Diesel — 95.90 UAH/liter. Such a selective policy may indicate that the operator is compensating for rising logistics or import costs specifically in the diesel segment, while the gasoline and gas lines are still in a zone of stability.

Ukrnafta: gasoline gets pricier, diesel and gas hold steady

The state company Ukrnafta raised prices on its gasoline lineup by 1.00 UAH/liter. Current rates: 95 Energy — 82.90 UAH/liter, A-95 — 79.90 UAH/liter, A-92 — 77.90 UAH/liter. The cost of diesel fuel and autogas at Ukrnafta stations remained unchanged. The stability of diesel and gas amid rising gasoline prices may reflect the company's internal pricing policy, aimed at maintaining competitiveness in segments where demand is most price-sensitive.

OKKO: price tags left untouched

As of September 2, the OKKO network kept all previously effective prices for gasoline, diesel, and autogas at the level of September 1. The absence of adjustments against a backdrop of competitors' increases may signify either a reserve of pricing maneuverability or a strategy of retaining the customer base amid seasonal shifts in demand. In any case, for the end consumer OKKO remains the most stable option in terms of price predictability.

Context and dynamics

An average weighted increase of 1 hryvnia per liter in a single day is a noticeable but not anomalous step for a market that in 2026 shows a wave-like dynamic. Earlier, at the end of August and the beginning of September, gas station prices were also updated at intervals of several days. The uneven reactions of the networks — when WOG raises everything, SOCAR and Ukrnafta adjust individual items, and OKKO stands still — create a real choice for the driver: when planning a refueling stop, it is advisable to check the current rates of specific stations rather than rely on an averaged picture.