Gasoline gets cheaper, autogas rises: Ukrainian filling stations update prices for November 11

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Ukrainian filling station networks updated their fuel price lists. The market recorded a large-scale wave of gasoline price cuts across three major networks — OKKO, UPG, and Ukrnafta, — while the autogas segment continued to show steady growth among most operators. Diesel fuel, meanwhile, maintained absolute stability across all monitored networks. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine.

Large-scale gasoline price drops across three networks

The leader in price reduction was the OKKO network, which slashed prices for all gasoline grades by UAH 1.00/l. Thus, A-95 Euro now costs UAH 91.90/l, Pulls 95 is UAH 94.90/l, and the top-tier Pulls 100 stands at UAH 101.90/l. The UPG network also revised its price tags downward: basic A-95 fell by UAH 1.00–2.00/l and is now offered at UAH 87.90/l, while premium UPG 100 costs UAH 98.90/l. State-run Ukrnafta lowered the price of its branded A-95 Energy by UAH 1.00/l to UAH 89.90/l, bringing basic A-95 down to UAH 87.90/l. Consequently, the minimum gasoline price on the market is UAH 87.90/l, available at UPG and Ukrnafta.

Autogas continues to climb

While gasoline is getting cheaper, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) increased in price across three networks. At OKKO, gas rose to UAH 62.90/l, at WOG to UAH 62.50/l, and at Ukrnafta to UAH 59.90/l. This continues a trend that began last week: according to monitoring data for November 5, gas was already rising in price back then, and SOCAR had set the-then maximum at UAH 61.50/l. Thus, the autogas segment remains the most volatile on the Ukrainian fuel market.

Diesel and price stability at WOG and SOCAR

Diesel fuel maintains absolute stability: prices did not change in any of the monitored networks. The price spread ranges from UAH 102.90/l (EURO DIESEL at UPG) to UAH 110.00/l (NANO Extro at SOCAR). As for gasoline, following yesterday's price cuts, the WOG network kept its price tags unchanged, while SOCAR also held its positions from the previous day. This creates a noticeable price gap between operators on the market: for instance, premium gasoline at SOCAR remains one of the most expensive offerings.

Weekly dynamics: trend toward cheaper gasoline confirmed

Comparing data for November 5 and 11 shows that the decline in gasoline prices is a steady weekly trend rather than a one-time adjustment. While last week Ukrnafta was the only network to lower gasoline prices, this week it was joined by OKKO and UPG. At the same time, autogas shows consistent growth: over the week, its price at OKKO increased from UAH 60.90 to 62.90/l, and at Ukrnafta from UAH 57.90 to 59.90/l. Diesel fuel, on the contrary, remains frozen for the second consecutive week. Overall, the picture as of November 11, 2026, reflects a divergence in the dynamics of the two main segments: liquid fuel (gasoline) is getting cheaper, while gas is getting more expensive, giving car owners an incentive to reconsider their choice of fuel type.