On Monday, November 9, 2026, Ukrainian filling station networks opened the new working week without adjusting fuel prices. Following a series of changes recorded at the end of last week, all five monitored operators—OKKO, WOG, SOCAR, Ukrnafta, and UPG—kept their price tags for petrol, diesel, and liquefied gas at previous levels. For drivers, this means a price calm: none of the major market players have revised the cost of any fuel grade since the beginning of the week.

A-95 Petrol: Networks' Price Hierarchy Remains

In the standard A-95 petrol segment, the picture remains unchanged. The lowest price on the market is held by the state-owned network Ukrnafta at 87.90 UAH per liter. Closely following is UPG, where A-95 is sold at 88.90 UAH/l. The upper limit of the range is formed by three networks—OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR—where the price tag is fixed at 92.90 UAH/l. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive offer is 5 hryvnias per liter, which is a typical spread for the Ukrainian fuel market.

Autogas: Stabilization After Recent Spike

The liquefied gas segment, which demonstrated volatility in previous days, stabilized by November 9. The most affordable autogas is still offered at Ukrnafta stations at 58.90 UAH/l. At the opposite end of the scale are OKKO and SOCAR, where gas costs 61.90 UAH/l. Thus, after the recent price spike, the autogas market entered a phase of equilibrium, and operators saw no grounds for further revisions.

Diesel Fuel: Wide Price Corridor Without Changes

The cost of diesel fuel also remained without adjustments. The lower boundary of the range is 102.90 UAH/l for EURO DIESEL at UPG stations. The upper mark is 110.00 UAH/l for NANO Extro in the SOCAR network. The difference of 7.10 hryvnias per liter between the two extreme positions reflects differences in quality and additives that manufacturers build into different diesel brands. None of the networks touched these price tags on Monday.

Context: What Preceded the Price Calm

Current stability is the result of a series of adjustments carried out by operators at the end of last week. According to monitoring data, back on November 5, the state-owned Ukrnafta lowered the cost of all petrol grades by 1 UAH per liter, while multidirectional dynamics were observed in the autogas market. By Monday, November 9, these changes were fully reflected in the price tags, and no further revisions have been recorded so far. The next wave of adjustments typically falls in the middle of the week, when operators review logistics costs and wholesale quotes.

What This Means for Drivers

For car owners, Monday, November 9, is a day when they can refuel without the risk of encountering a sudden price spike. The spread between networks allows choosing the optimal option: at Ukrnafta, petrol and gas will cost the least, while at UPG it is most profitable to refuel with diesel. Nevertheless, market experts remind that the price calm in the Ukrainian fuel market is temporary: any changes in the wholesale segment, currency fluctuations, or logistical disruptions can trigger a new wave of adjustments in the coming days.