The UAE has announced its fuel prices for June 2026, marking an increase across all petrol categories starting June 1. The decision represents the country's first pricing update as an independent oil producer following itsexit from Opecand Opec+ in May.
According to the Fuel Prices Monitoring Committee, the new rates reflect broader global oil movements. Approved by the Ministry of Energy, the monthly prices are determined based on average global oil prices alongside the operating costs of distribution companies.
New Petrol Rates for June 2026
Drivers will see higher rates at the pumps this month. The price per litre for each fuel type has changed as follows:
- Super 98: Dh3.95 per litre (up from Dh3.66 in May)
- Special 95: Dh3.83 per litre (up from Dh3.55 in May)
- E-Plus 91: Dh3.76 per litre (up from Dh3.48 in May)
What It Costs to Fill Your Tank
Depending on your vehicle type, filling up a complete tank in June will cost between Dh14.28 and Dh21.46 more than it did in May. The impact varies across different vehicle segments based on average tank capacities.
For compact cars with an average capacity of 51 litres, a full tank of Super 98 now costs Dh201.45, up from Dh186.66 in May. Special 95 costs Dh195.33, while E-Plus 91 stands at Dh191.76 for a full fill.
For sedans with an average capacity of 62 litres, filling up with Super 98 will cost Dh244.90, compared to Dh226.92 last month. Special 95 is priced at Dh237.46, and E-Plus 91 costs Dh233.12.
For SUVs with an average capacity of 74 litres, a full tank of Super 98 rises to Dh292.30 from Dh270.84 in May. Special 95 costs Dh283.42, and E-Plus 91 is priced at Dh278.24.
Four Months of Consecutive Increases
The June adjustment marks the fourth consecutive month that petrol prices have been on an upward trend. While rates are higher, they remain below the record-breaking levels seen in July 2022, when Super 98 peaked at Dh4.63 per litre and Special 95 reached Dh4.52 per litre.
Frequently asked questions
How are petrol prices determined in the UAE?
Petrol prices in the UAE are determined monthly by the Fuel Prices Monitoring Committee and approved by the Ministry of Energy. The rates are calculated based on average global oil prices alongside the operating costs of distribution companies.
Why are fuel prices rising in the UAE?
Fuel prices in the UAE are rising because they are linked to international market trends. According to the Fuel Prices Monitoring Committee, the monthly adjustments and recent increases reflect broader global oil movements.
What is the price of petrol in UAE for June 2026?
For June 2026, Super 98 is priced at Dh3.95 per litre, Special 95 is Dh3.83 per litre, and E-Plus 91 is Dh3.76 per litre.
What is the highest petrol price in UAE history?
The highest petrol prices in the UAE were recorded in July 2022, when Super 98 peaked at Dh4.63 per litre and Special 95 reached Dh4.52 per litre.
