Fuel Prices Drop in Kharkiv Region: Here's What A-95 and Diesel Now Cost.
Fuel Price Shifts in Kharkiv Region
According to Novyny.live: On March 27, 2026, the Kharkiv region saw notable changes in fuel prices. Premium A-95 and regular A-95 gasoline became cheaper, while diesel and A-92 prices held steady. At the same time, autogas became more expensive.
The average price for premium A-95 gasoline stood at 74.47 hryvnias per liter. Regular A-95 dropped by 0.38 hryvnias, reaching an average of 70.69 hryvnias per liter. Meanwhile, A-92 gasoline remained unchanged at 66.47 hryvnias per liter. Diesel fuel also stayed flat, with an average price of 84.12 hryvnias per liter.
Autogas, however, went up by 0.08 hryvnias, bringing its average cost to 45.94 hryvnias per liter. These market shifts will certainly affect drivers and consumers across the region.
Market Impact of the Changes
The fuel price adjustments in Kharkiv region may reflect broader trends in the energy market and could influence spending for both individual drivers and transport companies. Lower gasoline prices might ease the financial burden on motorists, whereas the rise in autogas costs could push consumers to consider alternative fuel options.
These fluctuations may signal changes in supply and demand dynamics that are worth monitoring going forward.
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