The situation in the country's fuel market as of the morning of October 5, 2026, demonstrates stability and strong positions maintained by major filling station networks. Price tags for petrol and diesel fuel remain at last week's levels, allowing drivers to plan their expenses without sharp surges. Nevertheless, the price spread between premium brands and budget networks remains noticeable, creating conditions for a conscious choice among motorists.

Current Cost of Diesel Fuel

According to fuel market monitoring, the cost of diesel at filling stations across the country ranges from 97.90 to 104 UAH per liter. The highest prices are traditionally recorded in the premium fuel segment. Thus, the most expensive diesel fuel is offered at SOCAR stations, where a liter costs 104 UAH. Refueling at popular networks such as OKKO and WOG is slightly cheaper, with price tags fixed at 102.90 UAH per liter.

At the same time, more budget-conscious drivers can take advantage of offers from alternative networks. The cheapest premium-quality diesel fuel is maintained by UPG and Ukrnafta, offering it to clients at a single price of 99.90 UAH per liter. This significantly reduces logistics costs and regular trips both within the city and over long distances.

Petrol Pricing Policy

The situation with petrol mirrors general market trends: premium grades remain at the upper limits of the price range, while standard A-95 petrol is more affordable. SOCAR leads in the price of premium petrol, selling it at 104 UAH per liter. At OKKO and WOG filling stations, similar fuel costs motorists 102.90 UAH per liter. Meanwhile, regular 95-octane petrol in these same networks trades below the psychological threshold of 100 UAH — ranging between 92.90 and 97.90 UAH.

Budget Offers and General Trends

For those looking to optimize their fuel expenses, offers from the Ukrnafta and UPG networks remain the most attractive. At these filling stations, prices for 95-octane petrol have dropped to the lowest values of the current period, ranging from 88.90 to 91.90 UAH per liter. Analysts note that the current "fine balance" in the fuel and related markets helps maintain price stability, though drivers should monitor further changes against macroeconomic factors.