Fuel Prices Surge in Lviv: Diesel Rises by 2.67 UAH.
Fuel Prices Rise Across Lviv
According to Novyny.live: On March 23, fuel costs increased in Lviv, notably for diesel and premium grades. This price hike has become a significant concern for drivers and consumers throughout the region.
Data indicates that the average price of diesel fuel on March 23 rose by 2.67 UAH per liter. At Ukrnafta gas stations, current prices are as follows:
- A-92 gasoline — 65.99 UAH
- A-95 gasoline — 68.99 UAH
- 95 Energy — 71.99 UAH
- Diesel — 80.99 UAH per liter
The OKKO network also reported rising fuel costs:
- PULLS 100 — 84.99 UAH
- PULLS 95 — 77.99 UAH
- A-95 Euro — 74.99 UAH
- PULLS Diesel — 89.99 UAH
- Diesel Euro — 86.99 UAH
- LPG — 46.99 UAH
- AdBlue — 47.99 UAH
As of March 23, 2026, the average diesel price in Lviv stands at 84.63 UAH per liter. Premium A-95 gasoline averages 75.64 UAH per liter across the Lviv region. Automotive LPG is priced at an average of 45.67 UAH per liter, while regular A-95 gasoline costs around 72.19 UAH per liter, and A-92 gasoline averages 65.99 UAH per liter.
This price spike on March 23 has sparked concern among consumers, who now face the challenge of adjusting to these new economic conditions.
Rising fuel costs could have serious implications for the regional economy, affecting expenses for both households and businesses.
Source: Economic Review
Higher fuel prices often lead to increased transportation costs for goods, which may eventually show up in retail prices. Consumers should anticipate potential shifts in service and product costs in the near future.
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