The UAE has announced a rise in fuel prices for February 2025, as confirmed by the Ministry of Energy on January 31. The Fuel Prices Monitoring Committee has decided to increase the rates compared to January 2025. These monthly adjustments are based on the average global price of oil, which fluctuates, and include the operating costs associated with distribution companies.

Starting February 1, drivers will see an increase in fuel costs, with full tanks of petrol rising by Dh6.12 to Dh9.62 depending on the vehicle type. This adjustment reflects the ongoing changes in the global oil market and its direct impact on local pricing.

To provide a clearer picture, the average fuel tank capacities for vehicles are 51 litres, 62 litres, and 74 litres. This means the total cost to fully fuel up will vary significantly based on the specific vehicle’s tank size. As the UAE continues to adapt to global oil price changes, these increases in fuel costs will play a role in the broader economic landscape, affecting both consumers and the overall cost of living.