The UAE's Fuel Price Committee has announced lower petrol and diesel prices for November 2026, continuing a pattern of monthly adjustments tied to global oil market movements.

Super 98 petrol will drop to Dh4.16 per litre, down from Dh4.40 in October — a cut of 24 fils, or roughly 5.5 per cent. Special 95 falls from Dh4.28 to Dh4.04 per litre, while E-Plus 91 drops from Dh4.21 to Dh3.97, both reflecting the same 24-fils reduction. Diesel sees a smaller cut of 5 fils, moving from Dh4.80 to Dh4.75 per litre.

The UAE deregulated fuel pricing in 2015, linking domestic rates to international benchmarks and reviewing them every month. The latest cut marks a second consecutive month of lower prices at the pump, offering some relief to motorists and businesses after a stretch of higher costs earlier in the year.

For a standard 60-litre tank, the new petrol prices translate into savings of about Dh14.40 compared with October, while diesel users save roughly Dh3 per fill-up. The diesel price is particularly significant for Dubai's logistics and transport sector, where fleets of trucks and delivery vehicles rely heavily on diesel, and falling fuel costs can gradually filter through to freight and some transport fares.

Motorists and businesses can check the exact rates for each fuel grade on the websites of UAE fuel distributors such as Adnoc and Enoc. The new prices take effect at all fuel stations across the country from November 1, 2026.