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Vermont car registration fees

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Base registration feeNot published
EV / hybrid feeNot published / Not publishedSee applicable rules
Typical example total$91.0012-month renewal example

Vermont charges a flat fee for cars by fuel type.

Your itemized estimate

Estimate your registration

Use your vehicle details to calculate the listed fees. Amounts reflect the schedule verified in 2026.

Start with the published example below, then adjust the details for your vehicle.

Optional fees

Published example · listed fees

$91.00

12-month renewal example

Where the fees go
  • State fees$91.00
  • County / local$0.00
  • One-time$0.00
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Where the fees go — amounts in USD
CategoryAmount
State fees$91.00
County / local$0.00
One-time$0.00
Itemized estimate, with official fee sources
FeeAmount
Registration fee (gas, diesel or hybrid)$91.00

Estimate only. Includes only the fees listed here; other taxes, penalties or local charges may apply. Confirm with the official agency.

Confirm with Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles

Registration fee schedule

Only applicable fees contribute to your estimate. Optional fees are excluded unless selected. One-time fees apply only to new registrations.

Vermont fee rules · verified 2026-10-29
FeeAmount or ruleApplies to
Registration fee (gas, diesel or hybrid)$91.00

$91 for one year ($167 for two), including the $2 Clean Air Fund fee.

See conditions

fuel type: gas, hybrid

Registration fee (plug-in hybrid)$135.50

$135.50 for one year ($256 for two), including the EV infrastructure fee.

See conditions

fuel type: phev

Registration fee (battery electric)$178.00

$178 for one year ($341 for two), including the EV infrastructure fee.

See conditions

fuel type: electric

New vehicle warranty fee$8.00

$8 on the registration of each new motor vehicle (23 V.S.A. §476).

New registration

All listed vehicles; optional; one-time

How Vermont fees work

Vermont charges a flat fee for cars by fuel type. Plug-in hybrids and battery EVs pay an EV infrastructure fee on top. The one-year prices are shown; two-year terms cost a bit less per year.

The listed registration period is 12 months. Agency information

Cost factors: flat, fuel.

Electric & hybrid surcharges

Electric: Not published in the listed schedule. Fee source

Choose the matching fuel type in the calculator to include the applicable surcharge.

Worked example

Gas car, one-year renewal: $91.

Listed total: $91.00

See the fee rules and sources above

Common questions

How are Vermont registration fees calculated?

Vermont charges a flat fee for cars by fuel type. Plug-in hybrids and battery EVs pay an EV infrastructure fee on top. The one-year prices are shown; two-year terms cost a bit less per year.

Where can I confirm my final registration cost?

Confirm the final amount with Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles. Its official website is linked below the calculator and in this guide’s sources.

What other limitations should I consider?

Two-year renewals: $167 gas, $256 plug-in hybrid, $341 battery electric. Vehicles on other fuels pay $159.25 a year. Non-plug-in hybrids are treated as gasoline vehicles here. Title fees and the purchase and use tax on a purchase are not included. Vanity plates cost $58 more a year.

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Fees can change. Confirm your final amount with the official registration agency before paying.

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