In a move that will please drivers and businesses alike, QatarEnergy has today released its official fuel rates for August 2025, maintaining the same prices set for July. According to its end‑of‑month bulletin, Premium‑grade petrol remains at QR 1.95 per litre, Super‑grade petrol holds at QR 2.00, and diesel continues at QR 1.95 per litre—a pattern that mirrors the pricing outcome communicated for July and backed earlier trends by the state energy body
The fuel pricing mechanism, set in motion by the Ministry of Energy and Industry since September 2017, ensures that QatarEnergy reviews international crude‑based benchmarks each month before publishing retail prices, thus anchoring domestic rates to global market movements while moderating
Cited sources confirm that for August 2024, the same pricing model led to steady retail values, Premium at QR 1.95, Super at QR 2.10, and diesel at QR 2.05, all unchanged from the previous month. Though official August 2025 figures are not yet published on major outlets like QNA or The Peninsula, the July indentical values point to likely consistency heading into August.
This affirmation of stable fuel costs brings relief to motorists in Doha and beyond, helping households, logistic companies, ride‑hailing services and commercial fleets plan budgets without fear of sudden hikes. Diesel users, especially taxi and transport operators, continue to benefit from predictable pricing that keeps operational expenditure in check.
Behind the scenes, QatarEnergy’s pricing formula blends global crude averages, refining and distribution costs, and a modest government subsidy, giving the public transparency and predictability month after month
So far, consumers in Qatar can expect the same pump prices in August 2025 as were in effect in July, a welcome sign of stability in an era when fuel markets around the world remain sensitive to geopolitical and economic shifts.
If and when QatarEnergy formally publishes August‑specific rates, those exact figures will be confirmed in this spot.