RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s median mobile internet download speed rose to 216 megabits per second (Mbps) in 2025 from 203 Mbps a year earlier, ranking the Kingdom among the top five G20 countries on the measure, according to a report released by the Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CST).
The fifth edition of the Saudi Internet Report said the improvement reflected continued development of the Kingdom’s digital infrastructure, while internet penetration reached 99.6%.
The report said 61.3% of internet users spent at least seven hours online each day, while average monthly mobile data consumption reached 53 gigabytes per person, about three times the global average.
Median 5G download speeds reached 320 Mbps, with latency of 24 milliseconds.
Infographic extracted from the Saudi Internet Report 2025
