On Monday, October 26, 2026, gas stations across Ukraine recorded another update in motor fuel prices. The main trends of the day were the continued increase in the cost of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at certain retail chains, as well as higher diesel prices at WOG filling stations. Meanwhile, the price of all gasoline grades across most major networks remained at the previous day's level.

LPG Price Dynamics Across Major Networks

The autogas market continues to demonstrate an upward price trend that has persisted over recent weeks. As of October 26, price increases were recorded in three major retail chains in the country. The largest jump was noted at SOCAR gas stations, where a liter of gas went up by 1.60 hryvnias, reaching 56.50 hryvnias. In addition, Ukrnafta and UPG raised their prices by 1.00 hryvnia per liter, setting the cost at 52.90 and 54.90 hryvnias, respectively. At the same time, OKKO and WOG kept their autogas prices unchanged at 56.50 and 56.90 hryvnias per liter.

Diesel Price Growth at WOG Stations

The diesel fuel segment also saw changes at the start of the work week. The WOG network decided to raise the cost of all types of diesel fuel by 1.00 hryvnia per liter. As a result of this price revision, price tags for Mustang branded diesel rose to 109.90 hryvnias per liter, while standard Euro-5 diesel now costs drivers 106.90 hryvnias per liter. In other popular fuel networks, diesel prices remained at their previous levels.

Gasoline Market Situation and General Trends

Gasoline prices at Ukrainian gas stations on October 26 remained completely stable. Prices for all major grades, including the popular A-95 gasoline, showed no changes compared to the previous day. Experts note that the current price adjustment is a continuation of the monthly trend toward rising prices for liquefied gas and certain diesel positions, driven by market factors and changes in petroleum product supply logistics.

Impact of Price Fluctuations on Motorists

Regular revisions of prices in the fuel market directly affect the expenses of car owners and transport companies, forcing them to review operational budgets. Further appreciation of autogas narrows the price gap with traditional fuels, which may affect fuel consumption patterns. Drivers are advised to monitor current network offers and plan expenses taking into account ongoing price volatility at Ukrainian gas stations.