Fuel Prices Surge in Lviv: Diesel Breaches 86 Hryvnia Mark.
Lviv Fuel Prices as of April 1, 2026
According to Novyny.live: As of April 1, 2026, fuel prices in Lviv have seen a sharp increase. Diesel has risen to 86.18 hryvnias per liter, while autogas now costs 46.99 hryvnias per liter. This upward trend is notable, with diesel climbing by 0.44 hryvnias and gas by 0.13 hryvnias.
Average Fuel Prices in Lviv
On the specified date, gasoline prices also shifted. Premium A-95 gasoline is selling for 75.48 hryvnias per liter, standard A-95 for 71.75 hryvnias per liter, and A-92 for 65.99 hryvnias per liter. These varying rates give drivers a mixed picture of the fuel market.
Fuel Prices at Different Gas Stations in Lviv
Across Lviv, diesel prices differ by station. The highest diesel costs are at SOCAR, WOG, and OKKO stations, where it reaches 87.99 hryvnias per liter. In contrast, the cheapest diesel is available at UKRNAFTA and BRSM-Nafta for 83.99 hryvnias per liter. For autogas, AMIC stations offer it at 45.49 hryvnias per liter, while OKKO has the highest price at 47.99 hryvnias per liter.
Gasoline prices also vary: at AMIC, A-95 costs 67.99 hryvnias per liter, whereas the most expensive option is at SOCAR, WOG, and OKKO for 74.99 hryvnias per liter.
Despite the fuel price hikes, public transport fares in Lviv remain stable, ranging from 17 to 28 hryvnias. These price shifts reflect ongoing volatility in the fuel market and its impact on consumer expenses.
The rise in fuel prices in Lviv may stem from global energy market trends as well as domestic economic factors. Drivers are likely to feel the burden of higher fuel costs, potentially influencing their choice of transportation or routes. Meanwhile, stable public transport fares could encourage people to opt for this mode of travel, potentially reducing congestion from private vehicles in the city.
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