Ukrainian gas stations updated their price lists after the weekend, and as of Monday, September 7, 2026, the threshold for the cheapest A-95 gasoline rose to 80.90 UAH/liter, while the cheapest diesel reached 90.90 UAH/liter. The changes did not affect all chains: a comparison of price tags from Friday, September 4, and Monday, September 7, shows that some players kept fuel prices unchanged, while others raised them by 1–4 hryvnias per liter. Thus, the fuel market entered the new week with a moderate but noticeable revision of price tags for drivers.
What exactly 'Ukrnafta' raised
The main driver of the update was the state-owned chain 'Ukrnafta', which increased the cost of gasoline and diesel fuel by 1–4 hryvnias per liter, keeping the price of autogas unchanged. Premium 95-octane gasoline (Energy) now costs 83.90 UAH/liter. Regular A-95 gasoline rose by 1 hryvnia — from 79.90 to 80.90 UAH/liter, while A-92 gasoline gained the same 1 hryvnia and is now priced at 78.90 UAH/liter. In the diesel segment, Energy-grade fuel rose by 1 hryvnia to 92.90 UAH/liter, while regular diesel fuel increased by 1 hryvnia, from 89.90 to 90.90 UAH/liter.
Premium chains hold their prices
Against the backdrop of 'Ukrnafta's' price revision, the major premium chains OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR left their price tags unchanged over the same period — from Friday, September 4, to Monday, September 7. This means that for car owners who refuel at these stations, the cost of fuel at the start of the week did not change, and the price gap between chains remained at the previous level. In effect, the market split into two camps: chains that locked in prices and chains that passed rising costs on to consumers.
Dynamics: where prices are heading
The context of weekly dynamics shows a steady trend toward gradual price increases. Monitoring on earlier dates — August 29 and September 3, 2026 — recorded lower thresholds for gasoline and diesel than those in effect on September 7. This confirms that the current update is not a one-off spike but a continuation of the smooth increase typical of the fuel market in the summer-autumn period. Autogas, meanwhile, remains the most stable segment, as 'Ukrnafta' did not touch its price in this cycle.
What this means for the driver
For the average driver, the practical takeaway is simple: the minimum price per liter of A-95 gasoline now starts at 80.90 UAH, and diesel at 90.90 UAH, and these thresholds are set precisely by 'Ukrnafta'. Filling a standard 50-liter tank with the cheapest gasoline will cost approximately 4,045 UAH, and diesel 4,545 UAH, if based on the minimum price tags. Owners should keep in mind that prices at premium chains may differ, so before a trip it is advisable to check the current price list of a specific station rather than rely on market-average figures.
