
Photo: Hans Eiskonen / UnsplashUAE Driving Guide · Fuel
The official UAE fuel prices for Super 98, Special 95, E-Plus 91 and diesel, updated every month as soon as the UAE Fuel Price Committee announces them. Check this month’s rates, see the full history and work out what a fill up costs you.
Prices are in AED per litre and include 5% VAT (VAT has applied since January 2018). Last updated 6 October 2026.
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Pick your fuel and tank size to see what a full tank costs now, and how that compares with last month and a year ago.
Typical tanks: small hatchback 40 to 45 L, saloon 50 to 65 L, mid SUV 60 to 70 L, large SUV or pick up 80 to 100 L. Check your owner’s manual.
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Every monthly price since the UAE deregulated fuel prices in August 2015. Open a year to see each month. A blank E-Plus 91 cell means the price was not published for that month.
Since August 2015 the UAE has linked local fuel prices to global oil prices. The UAE Fuel Price Committee, chaired by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, reviews prices every month and announces the next month’s rates near the end of the current month. New prices apply from the 1st and are the same at ADNOC, ENOC and Emarat stations across the country. Since January 2018 the published prices include 5% VAT.
Want the story behind each change? Read our latest monthly UAE petrol price updates or browse the full UAE Driving Guide.
The UAE Fuel Price Committee announces the next month’s prices near the end of each month, usually on the last day. The new rates apply from the 1st of the month and stay fixed until the next review.
Yes. Since 1 January 2018 the official pump prices include 5% VAT, so the price on the pump is the price you pay.
The highest monthly Super 98 price since prices were deregulated in 2015 was AED 4.63 a litre in July 2022. Diesel peaked at AED 4.80 a litre in October 2026.
The lowest Super 98 price since August 2015 was AED 1.47 a litre in March 2016.
Use the minimum octane rating in your owner’s manual or on the inside of the fuel flap. Many everyday cars run on Special 95 or E-Plus 91, while many performance cars need Super 98. Using a higher grade than required does not usually add power.
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