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The National
27-04-2025
- Automotive
- The National
Dubai car number plate sells for more than Dh8.3 million as auction raises close to Dh100 million
A number plate sold for Dh8.35 million at an auction in Dubai on Saturday evening. The public auction of licence plate numbers, organised by the emirate's Roads and Transport Authority, raised approximately Dh100m. The number plate that raised the eye-watering sum was CC22, it was closely followed by another number plate, BB20, which sold for Dh7m. The number BB19 went for Dh6.68m, while AA707 was bought for more than Dh3.31m. Also raising a handsome sum at the auction was the number plate AA222, which fetched Dh3.3 million. To participate in the auction, entrants had to deposit a security cheque of Dh25,000. Last month, The National reported how Dubai real estate tycoon Muhammad Binghatti paid Dh35 million for a DD number plate.
Gulf News
27-04-2025
- Automotive
- Gulf News
Video: Record-breaking RTA number plates auction rakes in nearly Dh100 million
Dubai: Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) shattered previous records during its 118th open auction for exclusive vehicle number plates, held on Saturday evening, 26 April 2025, at the Grand Hyatt Dubai. The event generated a staggering Dh98.83 million, marking the highest revenue ever achieved in the history of RTA plate auctions. Leading the high-profile bids was the coveted plate number CC 22, which was sold for Dh8.35 million. It was followed by BB 20, which fetched Dh7.52 million, and BB 19, securing Dh6.68 million. Other notable sales included AA 707 at Dh3.31 million and AA 222 at Dh3.3 million. 90 premium numbers The auction featured 90 premium number plates across two- to five-digit combinations from 14 different codes, including AA, BB, CC, I, J, O, P, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z. While the total nominal value of the plates was Dh16.565 million, bidding enthusiasm drove the final figure nearly six times higher. This milestone event reinforces the enduring appeal and credibility of RTA's auction system — known for its transparency, equal opportunity, and symbolic value for plate collectors and enthusiasts alike. Bidders Bidders participated by registering via RTA's website, mobile app, or in person at Customer Happiness Centres in Umm Ramool, Deira, and Al Barsha. To qualify, participants were required to hold a valid Dubai traffic file and submit a Dh25,000 security cheque, along with a non-refundable registration fee of Dh120. A 5% VAT was applicable on all sales.
Khaleej Times
27-04-2025
- Automotive
- Khaleej Times
Dubai: All-time Dh100-million record set at latest RTA number plate auction
The latest auction for exclusive number plates hosted by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) set an all-time record for generating the highest proceeds ever. The 118th open auction generated about Dh100 million on the evening of Saturday, April 26. Topping the bids was plate (CC 22), which fetched Dh8.35 million, followed by (BB 20), sold for Dh7.52 million, (BB 19), which brought in Dh6.68 million, (AA 707), exchanged for Dh3.31 million, and (AA 222), closing at Dh3.3 million. There were 90 exclusive vehicle number plates showcased at the auction. They were all in two, three, four, and five-digit configurations from codes AA, BB, CC, I, J, O, P, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z. Headline numbers included the super plates CC22, BB19, and BB20. While the nominal value of the plates stood at Dh16.565 million, the final tally surged to Dh98.83 million. The event was held at the Grand Hyatt Dubai. Interested bidders had to register through RTA's website, app, or by visiting Customer Happiness Centres in Umm Ramool, Deira, and Al Barsha. All sales were subject to a five per cent VAT. To participate, bidders were required to hold a Dubai traffic file and submit a security deposit cheque of Dh25,000 made payable to RTA, along with a non-refundable registration fee of Dh120. Payments were also accepted via credit card through the website and mobile app.
Gulf News
27-04-2025
- Automotive
- Gulf News
Record-breaking RTA number plates auction rakes in nearly Dh100 million
Dubai: Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) shattered previous records during its 118th open auction for exclusive vehicle number plates, held on Saturday evening, 26 April 2025, at the Grand Hyatt Dubai. The event generated a staggering Dh98.83 million, marking the highest revenue ever achieved in the history of RTA plate auctions. Leading the high-profile bids was the coveted plate number CC 22, which was sold for Dh8.35 million. It was followed by BB 20, which fetched Dh7.52 million, and BB 19, securing Dh6.68 million. Other notable sales included AA 707 at Dh3.31 million and AA 222 at Dh3.3 million. 90 premium numbers The auction featured 90 premium number plates across two- to five-digit combinations from 14 different codes, including AA, BB, CC, I, J, O, P, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z. While the total nominal value of the plates was Dh16.565 million, bidding enthusiasm drove the final figure nearly six times higher. This milestone event reinforces the enduring appeal and credibility of RTA's auction system — known for its transparency, equal opportunity, and symbolic value for plate collectors and enthusiasts alike. Bidders
