On Monday, November 2, 2026, general price stability persists across Ukrainian gas stations following the weekend. The only noticeable change was a targeted adjustment by the Ukrnafta network, which increased the cost of diesel fuel. Other operators—UPG, OKKO, WOG, SOCAR, BRSM-Nafta, and KLO—kept their previous price tags for gasoline and autogas, confirming a market lull following active growth in October.
Diesel Fuel: Targeted Increase at Ukrnafta
The Ukrnafta network raised the price of both standard and premium diesel by 1.00 UAH/l. Following the adjustment, regular diesel at this network costs 103.90 UAH/l, and premium diesel is 105.90 UAH/l. Prices for diesel fuel remained unchanged among other operators: the price range holds between 102.90 UAH/l at UPG filling stations and 111.00 UAH/l at SOCAR stations, which offer the most expensive premium diesel among major networks.
Autogas: Stability After October Surge
Liquefied petroleum gas (autogas) prices on November 2 remain unchanged across all networks. At OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR filling stations, gas costs 59.90 UAH/l, at UPG it is 57.90 UAH/l, and at Ukrnafta it is 56.90 UAH/l. This stability contrasts with October's dynamics, when autogas became the fuel with the highest price increase: over the month, its price in several networks rose by 12.50–14.40 UAH/l, making gas one of the main factors behind drivers' increased expenses over the past month.
Gasoline: Unchanged Across All Networks
The cost of A-92, A-95, and premium 100-octane gasoline has not changed compared to previous days in any of the major networks. Thus, the gasoline segment of the market is completely stable, and the only price movement on November 2 was limited to diesel in a single network. Overall, the daily picture indicates that the fuel market has entered a phase of calm following the October wave of price hikes, and further changes will depend on wholesale quotes and logistical factors.
