The UAE has officially released the updated fuel pricing structure for November 2026, bringing a welcome decrease for motorists after several months of consecutive hikes. Starting November 1, Super 98 petrol will be priced at Dh4.16 per litre, down from October’s Dh4.40. Similarly, Special 95 will drop to Dh4.04 from Dh4.28, while E-Plus 91 will cost Dh3.97 compared to the previous Dh4.21. Diesel prices also saw a minor downward adjustment, moving from Dh4.80 to Dh4.75 per litre.

These adjustments arrive after a volatile period for fuel costs in the region. Since the onset of the Middle East conflict in February 2026, residents have faced significant upward pressure on pump prices, which saw an increase of over 60 percent before experiencing a brief cooling off in July. Given that fuel remains a fundamental monthly expense for families, these fluctuations continue to play a major role in household budgeting, as even minor changes in pricing directly impact the discretionary income of commuters across the nation.