Volgograd fuel prices hiked, but no queues

Fuel prices at gas stations in Volgograd were raised overnight on July 21, increasing by about 50 kopecks per liter in less than a month.

Jul 28, 2026

Fuel prices are rising, but the refueling limit has increased and queues have almost disappeared.
Source:
Alexey Volkhonsky / V1.RU

In Volgograd, on the night of July 21, fuel prices were rewritten. In less than a month, a liter of gasoline rose by about 50 kopecks (less than $0.01 at current rates). Let«s see how much it costs to fill up now.

At the Lukoil chain of gas stations, as of this morning, fuel prices are:

A-92 — 66.04 rubles ($0.75 at current rates) per liter;

A-95 — 73.5 rubles ($0.84) per liter;

diesel — 79.24 rubles ($0.90) per liter;

A-100 — 97.84 rubles ($1.11) per liter;

gas — 30.97 rubles ($0.35) per liter.

On June 30, prices at this chain looked like this:

A-92 — 65.6 rubles ($0.75) per liter;

A-95 — 73.01 rubles ($0.83) per liter;

A-100 — 96.64 rubles ($1.10) per liter;

diesel — 78.28 rubles ($0.89) per liter;

gas — 28.40 rubles ($0.32) per liter.

At the Gazprom chain of gas stations:

A-92 — 63.65 rubles ($0.72) per liter;

A-95 — 70.95 rubles ($0.81) per liter;

A-100 — 95.4 rubles ($1.08) per liter;

diesel — 76.8 rubles ($0.87) per liter;

gas — 28.98 rubles ($0.33) per liter.

At the end of June, prices at this chain were different:

A-92 — 63.15 rubles ($0.72) per liter;

A-95 — 70.45 rubles ($0.80) per liter;

A-100 — 92.4 rubles ($1.05) per liter;

diesel — 76.25 rubles ($0.87) per liter;

gas — 28.47 rubles ($0.32) per liter.

At the Rosneft chain of gas stations:

A-92 — 65.65 rubles ($0.75) per liter;

A-95 — 71.75 rubles ($0.82) per liter;

A-95 «Pulse» class — 74.3 rubles ($0.84) per liter;

diesel — 76.9 rubles ($0.87) per liter;

gas — 35.10 rubles ($0.40) per liter.

At the end of June, at the black-and-yellow gas stations, prices were different:

A-92 — 65.15 rubles ($0.74) per liter;

A-95 — 71.25 rubles ($0.81) per liter;

A-95 «Pulse» class — 73.8 rubles ($0.84) per liter;

diesel — 76.4 rubles ($0.87) per liter;

gas — 32.6 rubles ($0.37) per liter.

It is worth recalling that officials from the regional Committee of Industry and Trade announced stabilization of the fuel market situation and an increase in the gasoline supply limit to 40 liters per transaction, while economists see no prerequisites for a decrease in fuel prices even if the situation on the fuel market stabilizes.