Dubai to Abu Dhabi Fuel Cost
Drive via E11 (Sheikh Zayed Road). Calculates fuel needed at 120–140 km/h highway speeds, toll notes, and round-trip costs.
Planning an inter-city drive across the United Arab Emirates? Our route calculators use verified highway kilometre distances and official fuel committee prices (Super 98, Special 95, E-Plus 91, and Diesel) to give you accurate one-way and round-trip fuel estimates.
Drive via E11 (Sheikh Zayed Road). Calculates fuel needed at 120–140 km/h highway speeds, toll notes, and round-trip costs.
Return trip from Abu Dhabi to Dubai via E11 / E311. Includes fuel breakdown by grade and worked examples.
Daily commute estimate via E11 (Al Ittihad) or E311 (MBZ Road). Includes stop-and-go traffic consumption adjustments.
Morning commute calculation from Sharjah to Dubai, covering monthly petrol expense estimates for daily commuters.
Drive along the E66 Dubai-Al Ain Road through the desert interior. Calculates fuel consumption for sedans and 4x4s.
Weekend trip calculation to Jebel Jais and RAK city via the E311 and E611 Emirates Road corridors.
East coast road trip via the scenic E84 Maleha-Fujairah Highway through the Hajar Mountains.
Inter-emirate travel calculation between Dubai and Ajman via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road.
When driving on UAE motorways such as the E11 or E311 where posted speed limits range from 110 km/h to 140 km/h, aerodynamic drag increases aerodynamic resistance. Driving at 140 km/h typically consumes 15% to 25% more petrol than cruising at 100 km/h. Keep this in mind when entering your vehicle's L/100 km consumption figure.
Yes. Petrol and diesel prices set by the UAE Fuel Price Committee apply uniformly at all petrol stations across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and all other emirates.
No. These calculators measure fuel cost only. Toll charges such as Dubai Salik (4 AED per gate) or Abu Dhabi Darb (4 AED during peak hours) are separate and not included in fuel math.
Yes. Use our general <a href="/tools/trip-fuel-cost-calculator/">Trip Fuel Cost Calculator</a> to enter any distance in kilometres.