As of the morning of September 30, 2026, the situation in Ukraine's fuel market remains stable. Following a recent sharp jump, price tags at most major gas stations have anchored at current levels, showing no further upward or downward movement. Drivers continue to face new pricing realities, where premium fuel grades have firmly established themselves above the psychological threshold of 100 hryvnias per liter.
Current situation at leading filling stations
Leading Ukrainian gas stations show a clear division in pricing policy depending on the network segment. Specifically, the OKKO and WOG networks have completely synchronized their price lists. Premium petrol and diesel fuel at these networks are sold at a single price of 102.90 UAH per liter. More standard grades of A-95 petrol in these networks fluctuate between 92.90 and 95.90 UAH per liter.
At the same time, the SOCAR network maintains its status as the most expensive retailer on the market. A liter of premium petrol and similar diesel fuel here will cost 104 hryvnias. Regular petrol grades in this network cost 94.90 and 97.90 UAH, while even relatively cheaper diesel has broken the 100-hryvnia barrier and sells for 103 UAH per liter.
Policy of state-owned Ukrnafta
Against the backdrop of private networks, the state-owned Ukrnafta traditionally offers more loyal price tags for motorists. Here, fuel costs are kept slightly below the general market maximum. The most expensive diesel in this network does not exceed the critical limit of 100 hryvnias and is offered at 99.90 UAH per liter. Meanwhile, the most expensive petrol at Ukrnafta stations can be purchased for 91.90 UAH.
Contradictory data
Analyzing market dynamics according to various monitoring agencies for the final days of September 2026, experts note certain discrepancies in assessing the pace of price increases for autogas and basic petrol grades. While some specialized publications report price stabilization since September 28, other analytical summaries indicate targeted fluctuations in liquefied gas costs in regional networks. Nevertheless, key market players — OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR — have unanimously recorded maximum price indicators for premium fuel varieties, leaving them at previously reached peak levels.
