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On the morning of September 25, diesel at the OKKO chain rose to 102.90 UAH/l, while Ukrnafta cut 95 Energy gasoline to 88.90 UAH. WOG and SOCAR kept their previous prices.

For the fourth day in a row, prices for gasoline, diesel, and gas at Ukrainian gas stations have not changed. The gap between Ukrnafta and SOCAR for a full tank reaches 300–305 hryvnias.

As of September 23, 2026, fuel prices at major Ukrainian gas stations have stabilized after the early-week spike. The difference in filling a 50-liter tank of A-95 reaches 300 UAH depending on the chain.

On 22 September, prices at Ukrainian fuel stations stabilised after yesterday's spike: SOCAR and Ukrnafta hold the new levels, WOG and OKKO do not change rates. The difference on a full tank reaches 300 UAH.

Ukraine's largest gas station chains raised gasoline and diesel prices twice in a single day on September 17: Ukrnafta and SOCAR updated their price lists in the morning and after lunch, with increases of up to 2 UAH/l. A-95 in private chains exceeded 93 hryvnias.

On September 17, gasoline at Ukraine's major gas station chains rose by 1–3 UAH, while diesel and autogas remained largely stable. The increase is occurring against the backdrop of a global fuel crisis.

On September 16, OKKO and WOG raised prices on certain gasoline grades by 1 hryvnia, while SOCAR and Ukrnafta kept their rates. Diesel and gas remained unchanged, and the gap for a full tank of gasoline between networks reached 500 hryvnia.

Ukrainian gas stations continue to raise prices: gasoline and diesel rose by 2–5 UAH, and SOCAR's premium grades reached the 100-hryvnia-per-liter mark for the first time.

On September 13, at the leading Ukrainian gas stations, NANO 100 gasoline at SOCAR reached 100 UAH, and diesel — 99.90 UAH. The OKKO, WOG, and Ukrnafta networks kept their previous prices, while the gap for a full tank of gasoline between networks amounted to 450 UAH.

On September 11, 2026, major Ukrainian gas station chains raised fuel prices: OKKO lifted gasoline by 1 UAH/liter and diesel by 2 UAH/liter, while SOCAR added 2 UAH/liter across its gasoline grades. WOG kept its previous day's prices, and Ukrnafta holds the lowest.

On September 4, the OKKO and SOCAR networks raised gasoline and diesel prices by 1.00 UAH/l, while SOCAR's NANO Extro diesel reached 99.90 UAH. WOG kept its previous levels, and Ukrnafta cut branded gasoline to 79.90 UAH/l.

On September 3, 2026, OKKO, WOG and SOCAR simultaneously raised prices on all types of gasoline and diesel by 1 hryvnia per liter. "100-octane" gasoline at Ukraine's major chains now costs 94.90–95.90 UAH/l, and diesel — up to 98.90 UAH/l.

On September 2, 2026, WOG, SOCAR, and Ukrnafta raised fuel prices by 1 UAH/liter on individual items. OKKO kept its September 1 rates. Autogas at WOG reached 45.50 UAH/liter.

Over the weekend ending August 31, 2026, the OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR networks raised gasoline prices by 1 hryvnia per liter. Diesel largely remained unchanged, "Ukrnafta" held its rates, and A-98 gasoline is still unavailable for sale.

On August 30, 2026, at Ukrainian gas stations, A-95 gasoline costs from 78.90 UAH at Ukrnafta to 83.90 UAH at OKKO and SOCAR. The difference on a 50-liter tank reaches 250 UAH, and for autogas — up to 100 UAH.

As of August 24, 2026, fuel prices at Ukrainian gas stations remain stable after the weekend. The most budget-friendly network is traditionally Ukrnafta, while the price spread between operators reaches five hryvnias per liter.

On August 21, the SOCAR and Ukrnafta networks lowered fuel prices in Ukraine: at SOCAR, gasoline dropped by 50 kopecks and diesel by 1 UAH, while at Ukrnafta, 95 Energy gasoline dropped by 3 UAH immediately. LPG and several other grades maintained their previous prices.

⛽️ Gasoline is 2 UAH cheaper: SOCAR lowered prices, but experts warn of risks. 📉 On August 18, the fuel market in Ukraine stabilized. The SOCAR network reduced gasoline prices by 2 UAH/l. 💰 The price difference for a full tank (50 l) between networks reaches 225 UAH. ⚠️ Experts fear the hurricane season in the USA and geopolitics in the Middle East, which could raise prices again.