Fuel Prices in Kyiv on March 24: How Much for Gasoline and Diesel?.

Gasoline and Diesel Costs in Kyiv and the Kyiv Region as of March 24, 2023

According to Novyny.live: This article provides an overview of fuel prices at filling stations across Kyiv and its surrounding region on March 24, along with a comparison to European rates. For context, fuel costs in Ukraine have been subject to fluctuations due to global market trends, making such updates valuable for local drivers.

On March 24, 2023, fuel prices in Kyiv varied by station network:

• OKKO stations:
  • PULLS 100 gasoline: 84.99 UAH per liter
  • PULLS 95 gasoline: 77.99 UAH per liter
  • A-95 Euro: 74.99 UAH per liter
  • Diesel: 89.99 UAH per liter
• WOG stations:
  • Euro5 95 gasoline: 74.99 UAH per liter
  • Mustang 95 gasoline: 77.99 UAH per liter
  • Euro5 diesel: 86.99 UAH per liter
• SOCAR stations:
  • 95 gasoline: 74.99 UAH per liter
  • Diesel: 86.99 UAH per liter
• UPG stations:
  • upg 100 gasoline: 82.90 UAH per liter
  • A-95 gasoline: 73.90 UAH per liter
  • Euro diesel: 86.90 UAH per liter

As of March 23, 2023, average fuel prices in the Kyiv region stood at 75.98 UAH per liter for premium A-95 gasoline and 84.35 UAH per liter for diesel. Notably, diesel in the Kyiv region saw a daily increase of 2.76 UAH (3.378%) by March 23.

Comparing Fuel Costs: Ukraine vs. Europe

For perspective, in the Netherlands, a liter of fuel costs 2.5 euros, roughly equivalent to 120 UAH. In Germany, the price nears 3 euros per liter, or about 150 UAH. These figures highlight a significant gap between Ukrainian and European fuel prices.

Given these numbers, Ukrainian consumers still pay substantially less for fuel compared to their European counterparts. This disparity likely stems from factors such as government regulation and differing economic conditions.

However, it is worth noting that fuel prices in Ukraine remain subject to change due to global market volatility, which could impact affordability and consumer costs moving forward.