Qatar Fuel Prices March 2026 — Special 95: 1.90 QAR/L

Qatar Fuel Prices (Woqod)

Fuel prices in Qatar are set by Woqod (Qatar Fuel Company, QPSC), the state-owned fuel company that operates the Woqod petrol station network across the country. Qatar, as the world's largest LNG exporter, maintains highly competitive domestic fuel prices as part of its broader energy policy supporting economic development.

Qatar's fuel mix is slightly different from other GCC countries: Special 95 is the standard grade, E-Plus 91 provides a budget option, and Diesel powers commercial vehicles. Qatar does not currently offer Super 98 at most stations. With no VAT on fuel (Qatar has no VAT system), the pump price is the true total cost.

Qatar's fuel infrastructure has expanded significantly ahead of and following the 2022 FIFA World Cup, with new Woqod stations and improved road networks across the country. The Woqod app is widely used by residents to find nearest stations and check current fuel prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Woqod (Qatar Fuel Company) is the state-owned company that sets and distributes fuel in Qatar. Woqod operates most of Qatar's petrol stations. Prices are set by the company with government oversight and adjusted periodically.

No. Qatar has not implemented a VAT system, so there is no tax on fuel purchases. The price you see at the pump is the total cost — no hidden taxes or levies.

Super 98 (98 RON) is not widely available at standard Woqod stations. Most stations offer Special 95 as the premium grade and E-Plus 91 as the standard grade. If your vehicle requires 98 RON, check with Woqod for station availability.

Qatar's fuel prices are among the most affordable in the GCC, comparable to Kuwait's. They are generally lower than UAE prices and Saudi prices when adjusted for currency. The tax-free status (0% VAT) also means no tax component in the price.

Qatar Fuel Prices — March 2026

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Qatar Fuel Prices (Woqod)

Frequently Asked Questions