On Thursday, November 5, average prices for all three grades of gasoline decreased at Ukrainian gas stations. A-92 saw the biggest drop, while A-95 shifted to a decline after a slight increase the day before. Meanwhile, diesel fuel and autogas continued to rise in price.
This is evidenced by data from the daily retail price monitoring by the "A-95" Consulting Group. The figures as of November 5 are compared with the previous day, November 4, 2026.
The average price of A-92 gasoline fell by 73 kopiykas to 85.55 UAH/L. A-95 gasoline decreased by 23 kopiykas to 89.84 UAH/L, and premium A-95+ fell by 33 kopiykas to 93.55 UAH/L.
Thus, all three gasoline grades ended the day with lower average prices. For comparison, on November 4, A-95 was still rising by 2 kopiykas, while A-92 and A-95+ lost only 5 and 1 kopiyka respectively.
Instead, the average price of autogas increased by 32 kopiykas to 59.44 UAH/L. The day before, the increase was 29 kopiykas, meaning the rise in this fuel type accelerated somewhat. Diesel fuel rose by 4 kopiykas and costs an average of 104.64 UAH/L.
Average fuel prices in Ukraine as of November 5, 2026
| Fuel type | November 5, UAH/L | November 4, UAH/L | Change, UAH/L |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-92 | 85.55 | 86.28 | -0.73 |
| A-95 | 89.84 | 90.07 | -0.23 |
| A-95+ | 93.55 | 93.88 | -0.33 |
| Diesel | 104.64 | 104.60 | +0.04 |
| Autogas | 59.44 | 59.11 | +0.32 |
Note: Daily changes are given according to "A-95" data. Due to rounding of average prices to kopiykas, the difference between published values may differ from the change indicator by one kopiyka.
Gasoline prices at the largest gas station chains
Among the eight considered operators, the most noticeable reduction in gasoline prices was recorded at UKRNAFTA, UPG, and KLO.
UKRNAFTA reduced the cost of all three gasoline grades by 1 UAH/L at once. Now A-92 costs 85.90 UAH/L, A-95 costs 87.90 UAH/L, and A-95+ costs 90.90 UAH/L. Diesel and autogas prices remained unchanged.
At UPG, A-95 and A-95+ also fell by 1 UAH/L to 88.90 and 91.90 UAH/L respectively. Diesel costs 102.90 UAH/L, autogas—58.90 UAH/L.
KLO lowered prices for A-92 and A-95 by one hryvnia to 85.50 and 86.90 UAH/L. At the same time, the operator significantly raised the price of autogas by 2 UAH to 62.50 UAH/L. This is the largest gas price increase among the eight considered chains.
A slight decrease in A-95 was also recorded at BRSM-Nafta—on average by 5 kopiykas to 87.81 UAH/L. Meanwhile, autogas at this chain rose by 11 kopiykas to 57.97 UAH/L.
OKKO and SOCAR did not change prices for gasoline and diesel, but raised autogas by 1 UAH/L. In both chains it now costs 60.90 UAH/L. WOG and AMIC left prices unchanged.
Changes at other gas station chains
Beyond the eight largest operators, more significant fluctuations are observed. In particular, the Neftek chain increased prices for A-92, A-95, A-95+, and diesel by 2 UAH/L each. Autogas at this operator rose by 4 UAH to 64.90 UAH/L.
At the "DNIPRONAFTA" chain, autogas added 3 UAH and costs an average of 61.23 UAH/L. Chipo raised the price of autogas by approximately 1.02 UAH to 60.80 UAH/L, while lowering the price of diesel fuel by 38 kopiykas.
The opposite dynamic is shown by Mango, where A-95 gasoline decreased by an average of 70 kopiykas to 87.90 UAH/L. At the "Kvorum" chain, A-95 fell by 50 kopiykas to 87.48 UAH/L, although diesel fuel there rose by one hryvnia.
Thus, on November 5, the main trend in the retail market was cheaper gasoline, while autogas continued to rise. Among the eight reviewed chains, four raised gas prices compared to three the previous day. At the same time, most large operators did not revise diesel prices, despite a slight increase in its average price across Ukraine.
