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Petrol prices on 11 May: who has ‘frozen’ their price caps, and where has petrol gone up by 5 hryvnias in one go

Stanislav Sereda
Stanislav Sereda Journalist
Petrol prices on 11 May: who has ‘frozen’ their price caps, and where has petrol gone up by 5 hryvnias in one go
Fuel prices on 11 May
Over the weekend, the situation at petrol stations became mixed: whilst some chains have kept their old prices, others have surprised motorists by adjusting their prices. The biggest price rise has been for petrol.

Below, we outline how prices at petrol stations have changed as of 11 May.

How prices at petrol stations have changed

The OKKO and WOG chains have left the prices of all types of fuel and gas unchanged compared to Friday, 8 May.

SOCAR, on the other hand, surprised everyone with a price cut. Bucking the general trend, the chain reduced prices for diesel fuel (NANO and Extro) by 2 UAH/litre.

The most notable event of the weekend was the rise in fuel prices at the "Ukrnafta" network. Price tags on the pumps showed a sharp increase.

The hardest hit was the branded 95 petrol (Energy) – its price soared by 5 hryvnias at once, reaching 74.90 UAH/litre. Regular A-95 and A-92 were also affected, with prices rising by 2 and 1 hryvnia respectively.

Premium A-98 (Energy) now costs 80.90 UAH/litre, which is 2 hryvnias more than on Friday.

Even with this price rise, the state-run network remains the most cost-effective option for drivers, maintaining a significant price gap compared to popular petrol stations.

Breakdown of petrol station prices on 11 May:

OKKO

Pulls 100 petrol: 87.90 UAH

Pulls 95 petrol: 80.90 UAH

A-95 Euro petrol: 77.90 UAH

Pulls diesel: 92.90 UAH

Euro diesel: 89.90 UAH

LPG: 49.90 UAH

WOG

Petrol 100: 87.90 UAH

Petrol 95 (Mustang): 80.90 UAH

Euro 95 petrol: 77.90 UAH

Mustang diesel: 92.90 UAH

Euro-5 diesel: 89.90 UAH

LPG: 49.90 UAH

SOCAR

NANO 100 petrol: 87.99 UAH

NANO 95 petrol: 81.99 UAH

A-95 petrol: 77.99 UAH

NANO Extro diesel: 92.99 UAH

NANO diesel: 89.99 UAH

LPG: 49.98 UAH

"Ukrnafta"

98 petrol (Energy): 80.90 UAH

Petrol 95 (Energy): 74.90 UAH

A-95 petrol: 71.90 UAH

A-92 petrol: 66.90 UAH

Diesel (Energy): 88.90 UAH

Diesel: 86.90 UAH

LPG: 47.90 UAH

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