The UAE fuel prices September 2026 have been announced by the UAE Fuel Price Committee. The new rates will take effect from Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Petrol and diesel prices have increased compared with August, meaning UAE motorists will pay more at the pump this month.
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The committee reviews retail fuel prices at the end of every month. The adjustments reflect trends in global energy markets and local market conditions.
New Petrol Prices For September
Super 98 petrol will cost Dh3.80 per litre in September. This is higher than the Dh3.60 per litre recorded in August.
Special 95 petrol will also become more expensive. The new price is Dh3.69 per litre, compared with Dh3.49 per litre last month.
E-Plus petrol has been set at Dh3.61 per litre. In August, the price was Dh3.41 per litre.
These increases mean drivers using petrol will need to spend more on refuelling from September 1.
Diesel Price Sees Bigger Increase
Diesel prices have recorded a sharper increase this month. Will cost Dh4.30 per litre in September, compared with Dh3.80 per litre in August.
The increase is expected to affect motorists and businesses that depend on diesel-powered vehicles. Transport operators and commercial drivers may face higher fuel costs as a result.
When Will The New Rates Start?
The revised UAE fuel prices September 2026 will come into effect on September 1. The new rates will apply across the UAE for the entire month, unless the Fuel Price Committee announces another adjustment at the end of September.
For motorists, the latest increase means checking fuel costs before planning longer journeys may become more important.
What The Increase Means For Drivers
The higher petrol and diesel prices could increase monthly driving expenses for UAE residents. The impact will depend on the vehicle type, fuel efficiency and distance travelled.
Drivers can reduce fuel spending by avoiding unnecessary trips, maintaining correct tyre pressure and driving smoothly. Regular vehicle maintenance can also help improve fuel efficiency.
With all petrol grades and diesel becoming more expensive, the key question for motorists is how much their monthly fuel bill will rise.
