Getting your windscreen replaced in the UAE can cost anywhere from AED 250 to AED 2,500 depending on your vehicle make, glass type, and the emirate you’re in. This guide covers what UAE drivers typically pay in 2026.
Windscreen Replacement Cost by Emirate
Prices vary across the UAE. Dubai and Abu Dhabi tend to charge more than Sharjah, Ajman and the northern emirates.
- Dubai: AED 400–AED 2,500 (ADAS calibration may add extra)
- Abu Dhabi: AED 380–AED 2,200
- Sharjah: AED 280–AED 1,800
- Ajman: AED 250–AED 1,500
- Fujairah: AED 300–AED 1,600
- Ras Al Khaimah: AED 280–AED 1,700
- Umm Al Quwain: AED 260–AED 1,400
What Affects the Price?
OEM glass costs more than aftermarket. Vehicles with cameras, rain sensors or HUDs embedded in the windscreen need ADAS recalibration after replacement, adding AED 150–AED 400 to the bill.