As November begins, UAE motorists are doing their usual monthly ritual, checking fuel prices with the same suspense as exam results. The official November petrol rates will be revealed on 31 October, and drivers are hoping this month brings a little mercy for their wallets.
UAE’s current fuel rates
The fuel prices in the UAE are set through a monthly review process conducted by the UAE Fuel Price Committee. This mechanism was introduced in 2015 to align local retail prices with global energy market trends. The new rates are typically announced on the last day of the month and become effective from the first day of the subsequent month across all emirates. For October 2025, the confirmed price per litre was:
| Fuel Type | Price in AED | Price in INR (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Super 98 | AED 2.77/L | ~₹63.71/L |
| Special 95 | AED 2.66/L | ~₹61.18/L |
| E-Plus 91 | AED 2.58/L | ~₹59.34/L |
| Diesel | AED 2.71/L | ~₹62.33/L |
(INR based on AED 1 = ₹23)
November 2025 fuel prices
The official announcement for the UAE’s November 2025 fuel prices will be made on October 31, 2025, with the revised rates taking effect from November 1st. Early market indicators suggest a chance of a slight drop in petrol prices, as global crude oil, particularly Brent, averaged lower in October compared to September. Analysts expect a marginal reduction of a few fils per litre, which could bring Super 98 down by around 10 fils to approximately AED 2.67 per litre (about ₹61.41) and Special 95 to AED 2.56 per litre (about ₹58.88) if the trend holds. While the decrease may be modest, after successive months of gradual increases, even a small cut would provide welcome relief for motorists filling up their tanks across the UAE.
What’s Driving the November price Buzz?
Fuel prices in the UAE move with global oil trends and this month, the fuel story is a bit of a rollercoaster.Here’s the short, no-jargon version:
- Oil prices dropped to around $65 a barrel, raising hopes for a price cut.
- Then global supply tensions and sanctions sent prices jumping again up by nearly 5% in one day.
So November is caught between “Maybe cheaper?” and “Oops, never mind!”Translation for drivers: There is a chance of a small drop, but don’t set your heart on a big discount.
What will become cheaper if prices drop in November?
Even a small drop, say 5–15 fils per litre, can make everyday life noticeably easier for UAE residents. Here’s what could feel lighter on your wallet if November brings a fuel price relief:
- Daily Commutes Get Cheaper: If you drive to work five days a week, your monthly fuel spend could drop by AED 15–40, depending on distance and car type. It may not feel like a jackpot but over a year, that’s a few brunches saved.
- School Runs for Parents: Parents doing multiple school pick-ups and drop-offs will feel this the most. With fewer refills, you save not just dirhams… but also those “Why are we stopping for petrol again?” kid complaints.
- Delivery & Ride-Hailing Services: Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem, Uber, RTA taxis, chauffeur services, all rely heavily on petrol costs. If fuel drops, operating costs drop and sometimes customers enjoy lower delivery fees or promo rides.
- Business Transport & Logistics: Couriers, small business vans, carpenters, maintenance and AC technicians, all feel the heat when fuel rises. Cheaper petrol can mean:
- Lower service charges
- Fewer fuel surcharges
- Better deals for customers
- Weekends and Road Trips Become More Tempting: Lower fuel prices = guilt-free drives to Abu Dhabi, Fujairah,
Ras Al Khaimah or Hatta. A small drop in fuel cost could shave off AED 5–15 per road trip enough to justify that karak stop.
Stay tuned for the official prices
While there’s cautious optimism that November fuel prices might ease, nothing is confirmed until the UAE Fuel Price Committee releases the official rates. If you’re planning a refill, a road trip, or budgeting for the month, it’s worth waiting for the announcement on 31 October.For accurate updates, always check trusted sources such as:
- Official UAE Fuel Price Committee announcements
- UAE government portals
- Verified news platforms like Khaleej Times, and WAM
Once the November prices go live, you’ll know exactly whether it’s time to smile at the pump or keep those fuel-saving habits going a little longer.
