Guide to Car Prices and Specs in UAE

While the Hyundai Veloster 2021 has a starting price of AED 68,000 and the Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2021 of AED 99,900, the Fiat 500 2021 1.4L Hatch Lounge stands at AED 72,000 including VAT. One of 8 available trim levels, the 1-4L-HATCH-LOUNGE is available with features like Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, BA (Brake Assist), EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution), and more.
This Italian Hatchback comes with a 1.4-litre Petrol engine generating 100 horsepower and 131 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Hyundai Veloster and Alfa Romeo feature a 2.0-litre and a 1.4-litre engine respectively. The Fiat 500 is particularly popular in urban settings for its compact size and stylish design.
For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Fiat 500 including all versions is AED 70,225. Factoring in annual depreciation of 30%, we expect the 1-4L-HATCH-LOUNGE to cost AED 50,400 on the used car market by next year.
With a 35-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 6L for every 100 kilometers, filling up the 1-4L-HATCH-LOUNGE is likely to cost AED 76.3, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 5 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 2,671.
The Fiat 500 is celebrated for its retro styling and customizable options, making it a favorite among younger drivers. Additionally, its nimble handling and compact dimensions make it ideal for navigating busy city streets in the UAE. The hatchback's spacious interior and advanced infotainment system add to its appeal, ensuring a comfortable ride for both driver and passengers.

While the Toyota Fortuner 2021 has a starting price of AED 120,000 and the Honda CR-V 2021 comes in at AED 92,900, the Jeep Cherokee 2021 2.4L Sport stands at AED 99,000 including VAT. This model features one of 6 available trim levels, the 2.4L Sport, which is equipped with advanced safety features including an Advanced Air Bags System (AABS), Anti-theft alarm, and Brake Assist (BA). Additional comfort is provided with a Center Arm Rest, Central Locking, and Cupholders, alongside technology such as Bluetooth, CD Player, and Cruise Control.
Under the hood, this American SUV packs a 2.4-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine that delivers 184 horsepower and 234 Nm of torque, making it a robust choice for both city driving and off-road adventures.
For the UAE market, the average price of the Cherokee across all versions is AED 114,675. Considering an annual depreciation rate of 20%, we anticipate the 2.4L Sport will be valued at around AED 79,200 in the used car market by next year.
The 60-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 9L per 100 kilometers means that filling up the 2.4L Sport will cost approximately AED 130.8, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an estimated annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, you can expect to spend around AED 7,848 on fuel each year.
The Jeep Cherokee is known for its off-road capabilities, making it a popular choice among adventure seekers in the UAE. Additionally, the interior is designed with premium materials, ensuring a comfortable ride for all passengers. Its advanced infotainment system includes navigation features, enhancing the driving experience. The Cherokee's reputation for reliability and performance adds to its appeal in the competitive SUV market.

While the Toyota Fortuner 2021 has a starting price of AED 120,000 and the Honda CR-V 2021 starts at AED 92,900, the Jeep Cherokee 2021 3.2L Longitude is available for AED 109,900 including VAT. This model is one of six available trim levels, offering features such as an Advanced Air Bags System (AABS), multiple airbags, an anti-theft alarm, Brake Assist (BA), and a center armrest. Additional amenities include cupholders, fabric seats, cornering lights, LED daytime running lights, door mirrors with side turn signals, dual exhaust tips, ambient lighting, audio controls on the steering wheel, an auto-dimming mirror, and automatic AC.

The Jeep Cherokee's robust 3.2-litre V6 petrol engine produces an impressive 271 horsepower and 324 Nm of torque, making it a powerful contender among SUVs. In contrast, the Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V are equipped with 2.7-litre and 2.4-litre engines respectively, highlighting the Cherokee's performance edge.

For the United Arab Emirates market, the average price for the Cherokee, including all versions, is AED 114,675. Considering an annual depreciation of 20%, the 3.2L Longitude is projected to cost around AED 87,920 in the used car market by next year.

With a 60-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 10 L per 100 kilometers, filling the 3.2L Longitude will cost approximately AED 130.8, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. Assuming an average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, you can expect around six fill-ups per year, totaling AED 7,848.

The Jeep Cherokee is particularly popular in the UAE for its off-road capabilities, making it an excellent choice for adventurous drivers. Its spacious interior and advanced tech features cater to family needs, enhancing its appeal as a versatile SUV. Jeep's commitment to safety and reliability has earned it a strong reputation in the region, further solidifying the Cherokee's market presence.

Jeep Cherokee 2021 3.2L Limited is priced at AED 119,900, including VAT. This model is one of the 6 available trim levels, featuring excellent specifications such as ABS (Anti-lock Brake System), Advanced Air Bags System (AABS), and Adaptive Cruise Control. The Cherokee is powered by a robust 3.2-litre V6 petrol engine that produces 271 horsepower and 324 Nm of torque, making it a strong contender in the SUV market.
In comparison, the Toyota Fortuner 2021 starts at AED 120,000 and the Honda CR-V 2021 at AED 92,900, offering different performance dynamics with their respective 2.7-litre and 2.4-litre engines.
For buyers in the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Cherokee across all versions is AED 114,675. Considering a 20% annual depreciation, the expected value of the 3.2L Limited in the used car market next year would be around AED 95,920.
With a 60-litre fuel tank and a consumption rate of 10L per 100 kilometers, a full tank costs approximately AED 130.8, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, this results in 6 fill-ups, totaling around AED 7,848 per year.
The Jeep Cherokee is known for its off-road capability and luxurious interior, making it a preferred choice for families and adventure enthusiasts alike. Additionally, the availability of advanced safety features enhances its appeal, ensuring a secure driving experience in various terrains. With its spacious cabin and cutting-edge technology, the Cherokee continues to be a popular option among SUV buyers in the UAE.

While the Toyota Fortuner 2021 has a starting price of AED 120,000 and the Honda CR-V 2021 of AED 92,900, the Jeep Cherokee 2021 3.2L Trailhawk stands at AED 129,900 including VAT. One of 6 available trim levels, the 3.2L-TRAILHAWK is equipped with features such as ABS (Anti-lock Brake System), Advanced Air Bags System (AABS), Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, Cargo area light, Center Arm Rest, Central Console Box, Central Locking, Cornering Lights, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal, Dual Exhaust Tip, Ambient Lighting, Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, Auto Dimming Mirror, and Automatic AC.
This American SUV comes with a 3.2-litre 6 Petrol engine that generates 272 horsepower and 316 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V come with 2.7-litre and 2.4-litre engines, respectively.
For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Cherokee, including all versions, is AED 114,675. Factoring in an annual depreciation of 20%, we expect the 3.2L-Trailhawk to cost AED 103,920 on the used car market by next year.
With a 60-litre fuel tank and an average of 10L for every 100 kilometers, filling the 3.2L-Trailhawk up is likely to set you back AED 130.8, taking into account the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 6 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 7,848.
The Jeep Cherokee is known for its rugged capability and advanced off-road features, making it a popular choice for adventure enthusiasts in the UAE. Additionally, its spacious interior comfortably accommodates families and gear for road trips. The Trailhawk trim specifically enhances off-road performance with features like an upgraded suspension and skid plates. Jeep offers a range of customizations, allowing buyers to tailor their Cherokee to individual needs. The model's technology suite includes advanced infotainment options, ensuring a connected driving experience. With its robust build and powerful engine, the Cherokee remains a strong contender in the competitive SUV market.

While the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2021 has a starting price of AED 129,900 and the Ford Explorer 2021 at AED 148,271, the Jeep Grand Cherokee 2021 3.6L Laredo is priced at AED 144,900 including VAT. One of 13 available trim levels, the 3.6L Laredo features an array of amenities such as Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, BA (Brake Assist), Dynamic Stability Control, Center Arm Rest, Central Locking, Cupholders, Foldable Rear Seats, Cornering Lights, Daytime Running Lights - LED, Electric Door Mirrors, Fog Lamps (Front and Rear), Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, Auto Dimming Mirror, Automatic AC, and AUX.

This American SUV is powered by a robust 3.6-litre V6 Petrol engine that delivers an impressive 290 horsepower and 350 Nm of torque. In contrast, the Toyota Land Cruiser and Ford Explorer come equipped with a 2.7-litre and a 3.5-litre engine, respectively. For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Grand Cherokee across all versions is AED 211,657. Considering an annual depreciation rate of 20%, we anticipate the 3.6L Laredo to be valued at AED 115,920 in the used car market by next year.

With a spacious 93-litre fuel tank and a fuel consumption rate of 10L per 100 kilometers, filling the 3.6L Laredo will cost approximately AED 202.74, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. An average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers would require about 9 fill-ups, totaling AED 18,855.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is renowned for its rugged capability and luxurious interior, making it a popular choice among UAE drivers. It has consistently received high marks for safety and off-road performance, appealing to adventurous families. Additionally, its advanced infotainment system and spacious seating make it suitable for both city driving and off-road excursions.

While the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2021 has a starting price of AED 129,900 and the Ford Explorer 2021 starts at AED 148,271, the Jeep Grand Cherokee 2021 SRT8 is priced at AED 279,900 including VAT. One of 13 available trim levels, the SRT8 comes equipped with advanced features such as Airbags, BA (Brake Assist), Blind Spot Warning, Collision Detection, and Cupholders. It also boasts Foldable Rear Seats, a Front Seat Armrest, luxurious Leather Seats, Auto Headlamps, and Automatic AC. The SUV is powered by a robust 6.4-litre 8-cylinder Petrol engine, generating an impressive 470 horsepower and 630 Nm of torque.
In comparison, the Toyota Land Cruiser and Ford Explorer are equipped with 2.7-litre and 3.5-litre engines respectively, making the Grand Cherokee SRT8 a powerhouse in its class. For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Grand Cherokee across all trims is AED 211,657. Considering an annual depreciation of 20%, we estimate the SRT8 will cost AED 223,920 on the used car market by next year. With a 93-litre fuel tank and fuel consumption averaging 15L per 100 kilometers, filling up the SRT8 will cost approximately AED 202.74, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average commute of 25,000 kilometers annually, expect to fill up 6 times, totaling AED 18,855 in fuel costs.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee's rugged design and off-road capabilities make it a popular choice among adventure enthusiasts in the UAE. Additionally, its spacious interior and advanced technology features enhance comfort for both drivers and passengers. The SRT8 trim, in particular, is favored for its performance-oriented engineering and distinctive styling, setting it apart in the competitive SUV market.

While the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2021 has a starting price of AED 129,900 and the Ford Explorer 2021 starts at AED 148,271, the Jeep Grand Cherokee 2021 3.6L Limited stands at AED 169,900 including VAT. One of 13 available trim levels, the 3.6L Limited is equipped with Advanced Air Bags System (AABS), Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, Auto Door Lock, Central Arm Rest, Central Locking, Cupholders, Foldable Rear Seats, Automatic Headlight Range Control, Bi-Xenon Headlamps, Chrome Plated Radiator Grille, Cornering Lights, Ambient Lighting, Audio Controls on Steering Wheel, Auto Dimming Mirror, and Automatic AC.

This American SUV features a powerful 3.6-litre V6 petrol engine that generates 290 horsepower and 350 Nm of torque, making it a leader in performance among its competitors. On the other hand, the Toyota Land Cruiser and Ford Explorer come with 2.7-litre and 3.5-litre engines, respectively.

In the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Grand Cherokee, including all versions, is AED 211,657. Factoring in an annual depreciation of 20%, we expect the 3.6L Limited to cost AED 135,920 on the used car market by next year.

With a 93-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 10L for every 100 kilometers, filling the 3.6L Limited will cost approximately AED 202.74 at the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average annual commute of 25,000 kilometers, you can expect to make 9 fill-ups, totaling AED 18,855.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is renowned for its off-road capabilities and luxurious interior, making it a popular choice among SUV enthusiasts in the UAE market. Its advanced safety features and technology ensure a secure driving experience, appealing to families and adventure seekers alike. With a spacious cabin and comfortable seating, it is well-suited for long drives across the scenic landscapes of the region. Additionally, the Jeep Grand Cherokee's iconic design and robust build highlight its lasting legacy in the automotive world.

While the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2021 has a starting price of AED 129,900 and the Ford Explorer 2021 priced at AED 148,271, the Jeep Grand Cherokee 2021 6.2L Trackhawk (707 HP) is offered at AED 375,000 including VAT. This powerhouse is one of 13 available trim levels and features advanced technologies like ABS (Anti-lock Brake System), Acceleration Skid Control, Active Headrests, Adaptive Suspension Package, and more.
Equipped with a 6.2-litre 8 Petrol engine, it delivers an impressive 707 horsepower and 875 Nm of torque, making it a standout in the competitive SUV market. In comparison, the Toyota Land and Ford Explorer come with a 2.7-litre and a 3.5-litre engine, respectively.
For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Grand Cherokee across all versions is AED 211,657. With an expected annual depreciation of 20%, the 6-2l-trackhawk-707-hp is projected to cost around AED 300,000 on the used car market by next year.
With a 93-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 18L per 100 kilometers, filling up the 6-2l-trackhawk-707-hp will cost approximately AED 202.74 at the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you can expect to refuel five times, totaling AED 18,855 annually.
The Grand Cherokee is renowned for its luxurious interiors and off-road capabilities, making it a preferred choice among SUV enthusiasts in the UAE. Additionally, it boasts cutting-edge safety features and a versatile cargo space, enhancing its appeal for families and adventurers alike. The Jeep brand has a strong legacy in the region, symbolizing ruggedness and reliability, which resonates well with the local market's demands.