Windshield replacement prices in Dubai for vans and commuter cars – Hiace, Urvan, Sunny, Yaris, Pajero
A new windshield in Dubai costs between AED 300 and AED 1,400 for most vans and commuter cars. The windshield replacement price Dubai drivers pay comes down to three things: the vehicle, the glass you choose, and whether your car has a camera behind the mirror.
This guide gives you real ranges for the five vehicles we fit most often at Express Autoglass the Toyota Hiace, Nissan Urvan, Nissan Sunny, Toyota Yaris and Mitsubishi Pajero. No vague estimates, and no surprises when the technician arrives.
What a Windshield Replacement Costs in Dubai
Two things set the price: your vehicle and the glass tier you pick. Aftermarket glass is made by an independent manufacturer. It fits correctly, meets UAE safety standards, and costs less. OEM glass comes from the same factory that supplies your car maker, so it matches the original exactly: same thickness, same tint band, same fittings. It costs more.
Both are safe, and both carry our fitting warranty. Most of our customers choose aftermarket for older vans and OEM for newer cars still under warranty. If you are not sure which suits your vehicle, tell us the year and we will recommend one.
| Vehicle | Aftermarket glass | OEM glass |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Hiace | AED 450 – 750 | AED 750 – 1,200 |
| Nissan Urvan | AED 450 – 750 | AED 700 – 1,100 |
| Nissan Sunny | AED 300 – 550 | AED 500 – 850 |
| Toyota Yaris | AED 350 – 650 | AED 550 – 900 |
| Mitsubishi Pajero | AED 500 – 900 | AED 800 – 1,400 |
Prices are fitted and include labour, adhesive and mouldings. VAT at 5% is added on top. Camera calibration, where a vehicle needs it, is quoted separately and typically adds AED 400 to AED 800.
Windshield Prices by Vehicle
Toyota Hiace Windshield Replacement Price Dubai
Expect AED 450 to AED 750 for aftermarket glass and AED 750 to AED 1,200 for OEM. The Hiace screen is large and takes two technicians to fit, which is why it sits above commuter car pricing. Most Hiace vans are working vehicles, so we fit on site to keep your downtime under half a day.
Nissan Urvan Windshield Price
The Nissan Urvan windshield price runs AED 450 to AED 750 aftermarket, or AED 700 to AED 1,100 for OEM. Urvan glass changed across generations, so send us your chassis number. That one detail stops us arriving with the wrong screen.
Nissan Sunny Windshield Replacement Dubai
The Sunny is our cheapest common fit: AED 300 to AED 550 aftermarket, AED 500 to AED 850 OEM. Glass is widely stocked in Dubai, so same-day Nissan Sunny windshield replacement Dubai bookings are usually possible if you call before noon.
Yaris Windshield Price Dubai
The Yaris windshield price Dubai owners pay is AED 350 to AED 650 aftermarket and AED 550 to AED 900 for OEM. Newer Yaris models carry a camera behind the mirror. If yours does, calibration is added and we tell you at the quote, not on the invoice.
Pajero Windshield Replacement
Pajero windshield replacement costs AED 500 to AED 900 aftermarket and AED 800 to AED 1,400 for OEM. The Pajero screen is the most variable of the five because many versions carry a tint band, an embedded antenna or sensor mounts. We match every feature your original glass had.
What Changes Your Final Price
Your model year and trim. Two Hiaces from different years can take different glass. Your registration card settles it in seconds.
Built-in features. Rain sensors, heating elements, antennas and tint bands all cost more to match. A screen with three of them can sit at the top of its range while a plain one sits at the bottom.
Camera calibration. If a camera runs lane assist or emergency braking, it must be recalibrated after fitting. We confirm this before you commit.
Where we fit it. Mobile auto glass replacement Dubai service is included across the city. Remote yards or urgent after-hours call-outs may carry a small travel charge, quoted upfront.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much is a windshield replacement in Dubai?
Between AED 300 and AED 1,400 for most vans and commuter cars, depending on the model and whether you choose aftermarket or OEM glass.
2. How long does the job take?
Around two to three hours for a standard fit, including preparation, fitting and a leak test. Add 30 to 90 minutes if your vehicle needs camera calibration.
3. When can I drive afterwards?
Wait at least one hour after fitting. The adhesive needs that time to cure enough to hold the glass safely in a collision. We tell you the exact time before we leave.
4. Does UAE insurance cover windshield replacement?
Comprehensive policies usually include windscreen cover, often with a low or zero excess. Third-party policies do not. Check your policy before paying out of pocket — we can help you read it.
5. Can my windshield be repaired instead of replaced?
Sometimes. Chips under 2.5 cm and cracks under 15 cm can often be fixed with auto glass repair, provided the damage is outside the driver’s view and away from the edges.
6. Do you come to me?
Yes. Express Autoglass is a mobile service across Dubai. We fit at your home, office or yard at a time that suits you, at no extra cost within the city.
7. Is aftermarket glass safe?
Yes. The aftermarket glass we fit meets the same safety standards as original equipment. The difference is the brand etched in the corner, not the protection it gives you.
8. What happens to my Salik tag?
Your Salik tag is bonded to the old glass and cannot be reused. You will need a replacement tag and a quick account update. We remind every customer before the job starts.
Get a Price for Your Vehicle
Send us your model, year and a photo of the damage, and we will give you a fixed price glass, fitting, VAT and calibration, all in one number.
Call or WhatsApp +971 54 583 5119, or email info@expressglass.ae. Most quotes come back the same hour.
