July 1st, 2025 | Dubai, UAE – UAE petrol and diesel prices for July 2025 have taken the toll of the global uncertainties as well. After almost similar prices in May and June of 2025, UAE petrol and diesel prices for July 2025 have escalated. After the steady costs, new charges will be implemented from the 1st of July 2025.
New UAE Petrol And Diesel Prices For July 2025
The new prices that will be issued from July 1, 2025, are mentioned below for reference:
- Super 98 petrol: Dh2.70 for a litre
- Special 95 petrol: D2.58 for a litre
- E-Plus 91 petrol: Dh2.51 for a litre
- Diesel: Dh2.63 for a litre

Comparison Of UAE Petrol And Diesel Prices For July 2025 to June 2025
- The Super 98 petrol’s prices will soar from Dh 2.58 in June to Dh 2.70 in July, making it a month-on-month increase of approximately 4.6 percent. The pressure is minor but will be felt in the household budgets.
- The Special 95 petrol will also see a similar increase from Dh 2.47 to Dh 2.58 in July, rising by 4.5 percent month-on-month, adding slight expenses on daily motorist commuters’ monthly fuel expenses.
- The E-Plus 91 will increase from Dh 2.39 to Dh 2.51 per litre, a minor bump of 5 percent in July. It might however erode savings of the price-sensitive drivers.
- Diesel sees a relatively sharper surge of 7.3 percent from Dh 2.45 in June to Dh 2.63 in July. It will likely result in an elevation of transport, logistics and broader supply-chain costs.
Why Are The Oil Prices Falling?
The oil prices fell by a sharp rate of 13% after a long three week rise. It was the biggest weekly drop in over two years, followed by the modest gains in June. The impact of the rise will be felt in UAE petrol and diesel prices for July 2025.

The key reason for the fall was the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran mediated by the US President. The halting of violence calmed the fears of supply disruption from one of the biggest exporters of oil worldwide, accounting alone for almost one third of global oil supplies. As the tension fell, markets settled down and oil prices relaxed.
Brent crude went down to about $67 per barrel and U.S. oil (WTI) fell near $65. The cost drop highlighted the lower risk and market’s sentiments shifting. In addition, the hedge funds began heavy bets against the oil, increasing short positions and reducing the prices further. Another speculation noted is that OPEC+ (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries), may raise their oil production by 411,000 barrels a day consecutively for four months in August. However if the demand does not match the increase, the prices are expected to fall further.
MUFG mentioned that near-term price support might persist due to tight inventories and seasonal demand. Although easing geopolitical risks and demand uncertainties could temper further gains.

Similarly, the prices spiked up in 2008 due to the Middle East crisis, and were followed by the worldwide economic regression. However, speculations are that the hike in UAE petrol and diesel prices for July 2025 will not follow a similar fate.
UAE Petrol And Diesel Prices For July 2025 Impact On Citizens
Since 2015, UAE fuel prices are reviewed and adjusted monthly by UAE’s Fuel Price Committee, based on fluctuations in global crude prices, but also reflect the local refining and distribution costs. Until new global conflicts arise, or the oil supply is suddenly halted. There are also hints that UAE citizens might get relief with lower petrol prices by the next couple of months, August or September.
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