ADNOC Service Station Guide for UAE Drivers

An ADNOC service station is a fuel stop run by ADNOC Distribution where you can fill up with petrol or diesel and, at many sites, grab a coffee, wash your car, change your oil or charge an electric vehicle. You’ll find them across all seven emirates, and the ADNOC Distribution app helps you locate the closest one. This guide from Dubai Guided explains what each station offers, how payment works and how to get more out of every stop.

Whether you’re a Dubai resident on the daily commute or a visitor in a rental car, a little knowledge saves time at the pump. Let’s start with the basics.

What Does an ADNOC Service Station Offer?

Fuel is the main job, but it’s far from the only one. ADNOC Distribution is the largest fuel and convenience retailer in the UAE, so its stations are built around a mix of fuel, food and car care. Not every ADNOC service station has every service, which is why it helps to know what to look for.

Which Fuel Grades Can You Buy?

Most ADNOC service stations sell Special 95 and Super 98 petrol, plus diesel. Newer sites, like the Seah Al Saram station in Fujairah, also list E Plus 91 and Green Diesel. If you’re not sure what your car needs, check the owner’s manual or the sticker inside the fuel flap. The grade your maker recommends is always the safer call.

What Is Inside an ADNOC Oasis Store?

ADNOC Oasis is the convenience store chain attached to the stations. You’ll find cold drinks, snacks, packaged food, dairy and everyday basics, and many sites have a café counter. Through the app, you can order from Oasis while you’re fuelling and have it brought to your car. Some Oasis stores are fully autonomous, so you simply tap, shop and go. If you’re hungry for something more than a snack, our food guides point to proper restaurants around the UAE.

Can You Wash Your Car or Change Your Oil There?

Yes, at many locations. ADNOC says it offers car care at more than 500 of its UAE stations, covering car wash and lube change, and it has added car wash tunnels at selected sites. Speed and quality can vary from one station to the next. Busy locations sometimes have a queue at the wash bay, so glance at the line before you commit. For wider tips on keeping your car in shape, our UAE service guides are a good next stop.

Is There EV Charging and LPG?

ADNOC has been rolling out fast EV charging points at selected stations, including dedicated EV hubs. Charging takes longer than filling a tank, so pick an ADNOC service station with an Oasis store where you can wait comfortably. If you drive electric, our electric vehicle service guide for the UAE explains what upkeep to expect. LPG users can order cylinders through the app for delivery in about two hours at select locations, or buy them at some stations.

How Do You Pay and Save at an ADNOC Service Station?

Cash and cards work at the pump, but the app makes things quicker. The ADNOC Distribution app lets you pay for fuel and Oasis purchases without contact. You can also top up an ADNOC Wallet, which works with your Emirates ID, an RFID car tag, your phone or an ADNOC Plus card.

How Does ADNOC Rewards Work?

Every fuel or shop purchase earns points. You can spend them in Oasis stores, at the car wash and on lube change services, and members get access to extra offers. The savings are modest on a single visit, but regular drivers who stick to one brand can build them up over time.

What’s Fill & Go?

Fill & Go is ADNOC’s AI personalised refuelling service. You register your vehicle in the app, then drive to a Fill & Go station. Smart cameras recognise your car, and digital screens guide you through fuelling without you leaving your seat. Only enabled stations offer it, so check the app first.

Where Can You Find an ADNOC Service Station in Dubai and the UAE?

The network is big and still growing. ADNOC Distribution reported 1,032 sites across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt in the first quarter of 2026, and it plans to open 60 to 70 new stations across the network this year. In Dubai, map listings show an ADNOC service station in areas such as Jumeirah, Business Bay, Al Khail Road and Al Nahda in Deira. Many are listed as open 24 hours, though it’s smart to confirm hours in the app before a late night run.

The app’s station locator is the fastest way to narrow things down. You can search by station name, location or the service you need, such as a lube change workshop, an Oasis café or a Géant Express store. That beats driving around and hoping the next forecourt has a wash bay.

The flagship Sheikh Zayed Service Station near Exit 40 opened in 2022. It’s partly powered by renewable sources, has an energy generating walkway and houses the first two floor Oasis store. A newer concept called The Hub is about three times the size of a traditional station, with five more planned for 2026.

Heading out of the city for a weekend? Browse our travel guides for ideas, then plan your fuel stops in the app before you set off.

How Does an ADNOC Service Station Compare with ENOC and Emarat?

Many drivers assume one brand is cheaper. It isn’t, at least not on the fuel. The UAE Fuel Price Committee announces prices each month, and they apply across brands. So the real choice comes down to location, extras and loyalty rewards.

ENOC promotes its ZOOM stores and AutoPro workshops, while ADNOC leans on Oasis, its rewards app, Fill & Go and a growing EV network. Neither is best for everyone. The right pick is usually the station on your route with the service you need that day.

What Should You Know Before Your Next Visit?

Set up the app before you need it. Registering your vehicle and adding a payment method takes a few minutes, and it saves fumbling at the pump later.

At many stations an attendant fills the tank, so stay in the car unless you’re asked to step out. Tell them the grade you want and whether you’d like a full tank.

Visitors in rental cars should check the fuel type on the sticker inside the fuel flap and follow what the rental company asks for. Putting the wrong fuel in is an expensive mistake. In Abu Dhabi, ADNOC has also offered a mobile fuel delivery service called My Station, so check the app to see what’s available near you.

Basic safety rules apply everywhere. Switch off the engine, keep your phone away from the pump area and don’t smoke near the forecourt. If staff tell you a pump or wash bay is closed, follow their directions and move to the next one.

If you fuel up for business, keep the receipt or the app record. It makes expense claims much easier at the end of the month.

FAQ,s

What is an ADNOC service station?

It’s a fuel station operated by ADNOC Distribution. It sells petrol and diesel, and many sites also have an Oasis store, car wash, oil change and EV charging.

Are ADNOC service stations open 24 hours?

Many are, and several Dubai listings show round the clock opening. Hours can differ by site, so confirm in the ADNOC Distribution app.

Which fuel does an ADNOC service station sell?

Special 95, Super 98 and diesel are the usual options. Some newer stations also offer E Plus 91.

How can you pay at an ADNOC service station?

You can pay with cash or a card. The app and ADNOC Wallet also work with your Emirates ID, an RFID tag, your phone or an ADNOC Plus card.

Does an ADNOC service station have EV charging?

Selected stations do, including dedicated EV hubs. Use the station locator in the app to find one near you.

Is fuel cheaper at ADNOC than at ENOC or Emarat?

No. The UAE Fuel Price Committee sets monthly prices that apply across brands. You’ll find differences in services and rewards, not in the fuel price.

Conclusion

An ADNOC service station does a lot more than sell fuel. You can grab food at Oasis, wash the car, change the oil, charge an EV and earn points, all in one stop. Fuel prices don’t change from brand to brand, so choose by location and services. Download the app, check hours before a long drive and match the fuel grade to your car.

For more practical UAE guides, keep exploring Dubai Guided. And if there’s a station or service you’d like us to cover, just contact us.