The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced a new hike in petrol prices for November 2024, marking a Dh0.08 to Dh0.09 increase per litre compared to October rates.
This adjustment, approved by the Ministry of Energy, is part of the monthly review based on the average global oil price plus distribution costs.
The updated rates, which apply from November 1, reflect a rise in costs for all petrol grades across the nation.
For motorists, this change means a slight yet notable increase in the cost of filling up. The cost of filling a petrol tank in November will be between Dh4.08 (N1,824,34) and Dh6.66 (N2,977,97) higher than that of October, depending on vehicle type.
Super 98 petrol: Dh2.74 (up from Dh2.66)
Special 95 petrol: Dh2.63 (up from Dh2.54)
E-plus 91 petrol: Dh2.55 (up from Dh2.47)
The following is a breakdown of how the price hike impacts the monthly budget for different vehicle types.
Compact Cars (51-litre tank capacity)
Super 98: Dh139.74 (up from Dh135.66)
Special 95: Dh134.13 (up from Dh129.54)
E-plus 91: Dh130.05 (up from Dh125.97)
Super 98: Dh169.88 (up from Dh164.92)
Special 95: Dh163.06 (up from Dh157.48)
E-plus 91: Dh158.10 (up from Dh153.14)
Super 98: Dh202.76 (up from Dh196.84)
Special 95: Dh194.62 (up from Dh187.96)
E-plus 91: Dh188.70 (up from Dh182.78)
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