Premium Gasoline 91 has risen to QAR 2.05 per litre in Qatar for July 2026, up from QAR 2.00 in June. Super Gasoline 95 remains at QAR 2.10 per litre, while Diesel stays at QAR 2.05 per litre.
The new rates took effect on 1 July 2026 and apply across fuel stations in Qatar, including WOQOD stations.
Fuel prices in Qatar are reviewed and announced monthly, so what drivers paid in June is not always what they will pay in July. Below are the full fuel prices for July 2026, what changed from the previous month, how to find a nearby station, and simple ways to keep fuel costs under control.
July 2026 Fuel Prices in Qatar at a Glance
The official fuel prices in Qatar for July 2026 are:
Premium Gasoline 91: QAR 2.05 per litre
Super Gasoline 95: QAR 2.10 per litre
Diesel: QAR 2.05 per litre
These are official monthly rates. Unlike markets where prices vary from one station to another, fuel prices in Qatar are announced nationally and applied uniformly. This means the price at a WOQOD station in Al Sadd is the same as one in Lusail, Al Wakra or elsewhere in the country.
What Changed from June to July 2026
The only change this month is the price of Premium Gasoline 91, which increased by QAR 0.05 per litre, from QAR 2.00 in June to QAR 2.05 in July.
The other two fuel types remain unchanged:
Super Gasoline 95: unchanged at QAR 2.10 per litre
Diesel: unchanged at QAR 2.05 per litre
For most drivers, a QAR 0.05 increase per litre is modest. On a 50-litre tank, it adds around QAR 2.50 to the cost of a full refill. Still, small monthly changes can add up over time, especially for daily commuters.
Why Fuel Prices Change Each Month
Fuel prices in Qatar are reviewed and announced on a monthly basis. The rates may rise, fall or remain unchanged depending on the monthly price update.
Some months see no change at all, while in other months one fuel type may move slightly. The announced rates then apply from the first day of the month.
Who Sets and Sells Fuel in Qatar?
QatarEnergy announces the official monthly fuel prices in Qatar.
WOQOD, also known as Qatar Fuel, is the country’s main fuel retailer and operates a wide network of service stations across Qatar. Its stations provide petrol and diesel, along with services such as convenience stores, car wash facilities and vehicle services at selected locations.
Because fuel prices are announced nationally, the main choice for drivers is usually convenience rather than price. The best station is often the one closest to your home, workplace, school route or highway journey.
Finding a Petrol Station in Doha
WOQOD stations are spread across Doha, residential areas, commercial districts and major roads leading in and out of the city. Some stations are large, multi-lane sites with Sidra stores, car wash facilities and other services, while others are smaller and more compact.
Regardless of size, fuel grades and prices remain the same.
How to Find the Nearest Station
Use map apps: Search for “WOQOD” or “petrol station” on Google Maps or your car’s navigation system.
Plan around your route: It is usually easier to fill up on a road you already use than to make a separate trip.
Top up before long drives: If you are heading to the desert, Al Khor, the north, the south or more remote parts of the country, fill up before leaving the city.
Paying at the Pump
Paying for fuel in Doha is usually straightforward. Most stations accept cash and bank cards, and fuel is typically served by attendants.
Keep an eye on the pump display, which shows the number of litres and the total amount due. Since prices are official monthly rates, the total is based on the number of litres multiplied by the applicable rate for that fuel type.
How to Check Next Month’s Prices
Because fuel prices are updated monthly, it is worth checking the latest announcement before the start of each month.
QatarEnergy announces the official fuel price list for Premium Gasoline 91, Super Gasoline 95 and Diesel. Drivers who want to plan their monthly transport budget can check the latest prices before refuelling at the beginning of the month.
Tips to Stretch Every Litre in Doha
With Premium Gasoline 91 increasing slightly this month, here are a few simple ways to get more value from each refill:
Use the grade your car actually needs. Check your owner’s manual. Many cars are designed to run on Premium 91, while some higher-performance engines may require Super 95.
Keep tyres properly inflated. Under-inflated tyres can reduce fuel efficiency, especially during Qatar’s hot summer months.
Use air conditioning wisely. Park in the shade when possible and avoid overcooling an empty car.
Combine trips. Several short journeys can use more fuel than one planned route, especially when the engine is repeatedly starting cold.
Consider the Metro for city trips. For journeys to areas such as West Bay or Msheireb, the Doha Metro can help reduce fuel use and parking stress.
If your running costs are rising, it may also be worth comparing more fuel-efficient cars. Browse Qatar Living Vehicles to explore economical engines, hybrids and other options that may suit your daily driving needs.
FAQs
What is the price of petrol in Qatar in July 2026?
For July 2026, Premium Gasoline 91 is QAR 2.05 per litre, Super Gasoline 95 is QAR 2.10 per litre, and Diesel is QAR 2.05 per litre. These rates took effect on 1 July 2026.
Did fuel prices go up this month?
Yes, slightly. Premium Gasoline 91 increased by QAR 0.05 per litre, from QAR 2.00 in June to QAR 2.05 in July. Super Gasoline 95 and Diesel remained unchanged.
Are fuel prices the same at every station in Qatar?
Yes. Fuel prices are announced nationally and applied uniformly, so drivers do not need to search for a cheaper station.
How often do fuel prices change in Qatar?
Fuel prices are reviewed and announced monthly. The updated rates usually take effect from the first day of the month.
Can I pay by card at petrol stations in Doha?
Most petrol stations in Doha accept bank cards as well as cash.
Which fuel grade should I use for my car?
Check your owner’s manual or fuel cap guidance. Many vehicles can run on Premium 91, while some higher-performance or specific engine types may require Super 95. Using the recommended grade helps you avoid paying more than necessary.
