On Friday, November 6, Ukrainian gas station networks updated their fuel prices, maintaining the mixed dynamics characteristic of recent days. While gasoline became cheaper in certain networks, liquefied gas, conversely, continued its steady growth, rising in price across three major networks at once. Meanwhile, diesel fuel maintained price stability in all monitored networks. Below are the current prices at popular gas stations as of the morning of November 6, 2026.

Gasoline price cuts at UPG and SOCAR networks

A decrease was recorded among gasoline brands on November 6. The UPG network reduced the cost of A-95 and UPG 95 gasolines by UAH 1.00/l to UAH 89.90/l and UAH 91.90/l, respectively. SOCAR made a more noticeable downward adjustment: the premium NANO 100 gasoline dropped in price by UAH 2.00/l at once and now costs UAH 103.00/l. Thus, against the backdrop of general pressure on fuel prices, gasoline vehicle owners received local relief in two networks.

Another wave of autogas price hikes

Liquefied gas continues to rise in price, remaining the most volatile item on the fuel menu. The OKKO, WOG, and UPG networks raised their price tags for autogas by UAH 1.00/l. Following the adjustment, gas at OKKO costs UAH 61.90/l, at WOG — UAH 60.90/l, and at UPG — UAH 59.90/l. For motorists operating gas-powered vehicles, this is not the first increase in a short period, making gas, despite its historical cheapness, one of the most sensitive expense items.

Diesel fuel maintains price stability

Unlike gasoline and gas, the cost of diesel in all monitored networks remained unchanged. The most affordable option on the market remains EURO DIESEL from UPG at UAH 102.90/l, while the most expensive is NANO Extro from SOCAR at UAH 111.00/l. The difference between the minimum and maximum diesel prices within almost UAH 8.00/l reflects the division of the market into mass and premium segments.

Ukrnafta maintains minimum market prices

Following yesterday's gasoline price reduction, the state-owned network Ukrnafta maintains the lowest prices on the market without new adjustments. As of November 6, A-95 in the network costs UAH 87.90/l, and gas costs UAH 57.90/l. This makes Ukrnafta a benchmark for the lower bound of the price range and confirms that market competition remains, restraining the overall growth of fuel costs.

Overall, the picture on November 6 points to mixed dynamics: gasoline has become cheaper in certain networks, diesel is stable, and autogas continues to rise in price. For consumers, this means that the choice of network and fuel brand still significantly affects the final refueling cost.