The UAE fuel price committee on Saturday announced petrol and diesel prices for the month of June 2025.The Fuel Prices Monitoring Committee has kept the prices unchanged from the month of May.

Super 98 petrol will cost Dh2.58 a litre, compared to Dh2.58 a litre in May, while Special 95 will cost Dh2.47 a litre, compared to Dh2.47 a litre the previous month.

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E-Plus category petrol will be available for Dh2.39 a litre, compared to Dh2.39 a litre in May, while diesel will now cost Dh2.45 a litre, compared to Dh2.52 a litre the previous month.

The UAE deregulated fuel prices in 2015, aligning them with market fluctuations.

Fuel prices in the UAE are tied to movements in the global oil market, which has experienced significant volatility since the beginning of the year.

The UAE is set to host the first-ever Arabian Gazelles Rally, an exclusive all-women’s driving event that blends luxury, adventure, and empowerment. 

Set to begin at the Dubai Autodrome, the event, taking place from April 30 – May 4, will see a group of international women drivers come together for a multi-day road trip across the country in their supercars. The official date and detailed route will be announced soon.

Organised by Arabian Gazelles, the region’s first female-only supercar club, the rally is more than just a driving experience, it’s a celebration of women who love the open road and high-performance cars.

Participants will drive across scenic routes covering deserts, mountains, and coastal highways. Along the way, they will enjoy several experiences, including luxury stays, gourmet dining, wellness activities, and networking sessions.

“This rally is about more than just horsepower. It’s about women claiming space, shifting the narrative, and driving the change they want to see, mile by mile,” organisers said.

The rally is open by invitation only and is expected to attract a mix of entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, and motoring enthusiasts from around the world.

To register for the race, go to www.arabiangazelles.com.

(Source: GN, arabiangazelles.com)

Autonomous taxis are here. Autogo, a UAE-based mobility company, has kicked off trials for its RoboTaxi service in Abu Dhabi, with full-scale operations set to launch by 2026.

This futuristic ride-hailing service is powered by Apollo Go, the self-driving arm of Chinese tech giant Baidu, bringing cutting-edge AI technology straight to the streets of the UAE capital.

The trials, conducted in coordination with Abu Dhabi’s Integrated Transport Centre (ITC), aim to ensure the autonomous cabs meet safety regulations and blend seamlessly into the city’s traffic network.

So, what’s the big deal? RoboTaxis promise safer, smarter, and greener rides. These electric, AI-driven vehicles navigate the roads with precision and real-time responsiveness, aiming to reduce human error and traffic congestion.

The 6th generation RT6 RoboTaxi — specially designed for driverless ride-hailing — boasts a sleek, comfortable design while being fully electric. Meanwhile, Apollo Go, already a major player in China’s autonomous driving scene, has clocked up over 150 million kilometres in self-driving experience.

Kintsugi Holding’s Managing Director, Sean Teo, called the launch a “game-changer for urban mobility”, emphasising its role in boosting road safety and sustainability.

With millions of autonomous rides already completed worldwide, Abu Dhabi is gearing up for a transportation revolution.

(Source: Wam)