The UAE Fuel Price Committee announced prices for petrol and diesel in the country for October 2025, and the prices have increased by a minuscule amount.
This AED 0.07-0.08 increase in cost applies across all petrol variants of Super 98, Special 95 and E-Plus. UAE fuel prices have followed an upward trend in 2025, except for a drop in April, marking the UAE’s lowest fuel rate in over a year. This came on the heels of a price freeze in December 2024 and January 2025.
October 2025 fuel prices in UAE
In comparison to last month, the October prices of Super 98 petrol will be AED 2.77 per litre. Special 95 will cost you AED 2.66 and E-Plus fuel’s price will be AED 2.58 per litre.
In September, Super 98 cost AED 2.70 per litre, Special 95 cost AED 2.58 per litre and E-Plus 91 cost AED 2.51 per litre.
What about the cost of diesel?
Prices of diesel have, however, decreased, costing AED 2.71 per litre in October. That’s an AED 0.05 hike from September’s prices of AED 2.66 per litre.
What affects petrol price in the UAE?
Despite surges in prices, the UAE is one of the 25 countries in the world with the lowest petrol prices, costing AED 2.58 per litre on average.
In 2015, the UAE liberalised fuel prices so that petrol prices in the country reflect the global oil rates and market fluctuations. The UAE Ministry of Energy, which sets these prices, aims to reduce the country’s carbon emissions, preserve natural resources and encourage residents to use public transport.
Fuel prices fluctuated massively throughout 2023 and hit the maximum rate on October 2023 at 3.44 per litre. However, it was in July 2022 that UAE petrol prices recorded a historic high, surging at AED 4.63 per litre.