UAE Announces Fuel Prices for April 2025

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UAE Announces Fuel Prices for April 2025

If you drive a vehicle, you’ll be pleased to know that fuel prices in the UAE will drop for April 2025! Starting from April 1, 2025.

Here are the updated fuel prices:

Super 98: Dhs 2.57 per litre, down from Dhs 2.73 in March 2025
Special 95: Dhs 2.46 per litre, down from Dhs 2.61 in March 2025

Diesel: Dhs 2.63 per litre, down from Dhs 2.77 in March 2025

It’s good news for drivers, as fuel prices are lower across the board. Below is a look at the Super 98 fuel prices in the UAE from January 2024 to April 2025:

2025 UAE Fuel Prices

Here are the monthly fuel prices in the UAE for 2024, including 5% VAT:

January: Dhs 2.82 per litre

February: Dhs 2.88 per litre
March: Dhs 3.03 per litre
April: Dhs 3.15 per litre

May: Dhs 3.34 per litre
June: Dhs 3.14 per litre
July: Dhs 2.99 per litre

August: Dhs 3.05 per litre
September: Dhs 2.90 per litre
October: Dhs 2.66 per litre

November: Dhs 2.74 per litre
December: Dhs 2.61 per litre

The UAE Ministry of Energy has been setting fuel prices based on global averages since August 2015, after the subsidy was removed. This change has made fuel prices more responsive to global market fluctuations, affecting consumer costs.

Time to fill up—but now at more predictable prices! ⛽️