UAE Used Car Market to Surge from USD 20.6 Billion in 2025 to USD 35.8 Billion by 2030, Driven by Off-Lease Supply, Online Platforms, and EV Adoption - Mordor Intelligence

Introduction

The UAE Used Car market size is USD 20.55 billion in 2025, and the market is forecast to reach USD 35.78 billion by 2030, expanding at an 11.73% CAGR over the period. This rising value underscores heightened demand for affordable mobility, especially among the large expatriate population, and reflects a maturation of the secondary-vehicle ecosystem toward more organized retailing.

The robust growth forecast is underpinned by several dynamics. A growing supply of nearly-new off-lease vehicles is helping to stabilize prices, while structured used-vehicle platforms and dealerships are improving buyer confidence. Simultaneously, a gradual shift toward battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) in the used car market is gaining traction, pushing both supply and demand into new territory. These forces collectively highlight evolving consumer preferences, which in turn drive the united arab emirates used car market expansion.

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Key Market Trends

Surge in Off-Lease Inventory: Large volumes of off-lease fleet vehicles are re-entering the secondary market. Corporates and rental companies in the UAE frequently cycle out their fleet within a few years, releasing nearly-new vehicles into used channels. This replenishes supply, helps maintain residual values, and provides buyers with modern used vehicles that still feel "fresh."

Organized Retailing and Certification: The ecosystem is shifting from fragmented private sales toward more organized retailing. Certified pre-owned programs, dealer-backed inspections, and post-sale warranties are becoming more common. This reduces risks such as odometer fraud and attracts more buyers who previously preferred informal sales.

Digital Platforms Taking Off: Online marketplaces for used cars are growing quickly. The high internet penetration in the UAE is fueling this growth, and more multi-brand dealerships are developing digital presence. These platforms allow end-to-end transactions right from inspection to payment without needing a physical visit.

Rise of Battery-Electric Vehicles (BEVs): BEVs are projected to grow at a CAGR of 28.50 percent, making them the fastest-growing fuel type in the used car market. Cooler charging infrastructure, improved battery health certification, and stronger consumer trust are helping accelerate this trend.

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Market Segmentation

By Vehicle Type
-Hatchback
-Sedan
-SUV
-MPV
-Luxury and Sports Cars

By Vehicle Age
-Less than 3 Years
-3 to 5 Years
-6 to 8 Years
-Over 8 Years

By Mileage Band
-Less than 50,000 km
-50,000 to 100,000 km
-100,001 to 150,000 km
-Over 150,000 km

By Fuel Type
-Petrol
-Diesel
-Hybrid
-Battery-Electric
-CNG/LPG

By Price Band
-Below USD 8,000
-USD 8,000 - 16,000
-USD 16,000 - 30,000
-Above USD 30,000

By Vendor Type
-Organized Dealer/Retailer
-Unorganized Independent
-OEM-Certified Pre-Owned

By Booking Channel
-Online Marketplaces
-Offline (In-Person)

By Ownership Type
-Individual Sellers
-Corporate/Fleet De-fleets

By Emirate
-Dubai
-Abu Dhabi
-Sharjah
-Northern Emirates (Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain, Fujairah)

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Key Players

Al-Futtaim Group

Al Nabooda Automobiles LLC

Al Tayer Motors

SellAnyCar.com

Cars24

Conclusion

The united arab emirates used car market is poised for remarkable growth through 2030. Key drivers such as off-lease vehicle supply, organized retail expansion, and strong digital platforms are underpinning a solid foundation. At the same time, the rapid growth of battery-electric vehicles in the used segment signals a shift in consumer behavior toward more sustainable mobility.

While the market is expanding, it is also becoming more structured. Formal dealerships and certification programs are building buyer trust, helping to reduce concerns around odometer fraud and vehicle history. Meanwhile, the rise of online marketplaces is making used-car transactions more accessible and transparent.

Regulatory factors, such as age-based import restrictions, will continue to shape the kinds of vehicles that enter the used-car pool. These constraints could limit the availability of older cars, but they also help maintain quality and residual value, supporting long-term market stability.

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Industry Related Reports

United States Used Car Market: The United States used car market report covers a wide range of segments, including vendor type (organized and unorganized), fuel type (petrol, diesel, hybrid, and battery electric), and body type (hatchbacks, sedans, and others). It also breaks down the market by sales channels, such as online and offline, as well as by individual states. The report provides forecasts in both value (USD) and volume (units), offering a comprehensive view of market performance and future trends.

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Middle East And Africa Used Car Market: The Middle East and Africa Used Car Market report covers a broad range of segments, including vehicle types such as hatchbacks, sedans, and others; vendor categories spanning organized and unorganized players; and fuel types including petrol, diesel, and additional alternatives. It also examines vehicle age groups from 0-2 years, 3-5 years, and beyond, alongside distribution channels that include online classifieds and e-commerce platforms as well as offline brick-and-mortar outlets. The analysis further breaks down the market by country, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and others, with all forecasts presented in terms of value (USD).

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GCC Used Car Market : The GCC used car market is segmented by vehicle type including hatchbacks, sedans, SUVs, and multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs) as well as by sales channel, covering both online and offline transactions. It is further classified by vendor type, distinguishing between organized and unorganized sellers, and analyzed across six countries: the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, and Kuwait. Market size and forecast values, expressed in USD, are provided for all these segments.

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