Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Vehicle Renewal Fees Increased for Older Vehicles
The government is making it more expensive to keep old vehicles registered.
If your car is over 20 years old, it now costs more to renew its registration.
The fee has doubled for light motor vehicles (LMVs) and increased for motorcycles and three-wheelers.
The goal is to encourage people to switch to newer, less polluting vehicles.
Renewal fee for light motor vehicles (LMVs) older than 20 years has increased.
Motorcycle renewal fees for vehicles over 20 years old have increased.
Three-wheeler renewal fees also increased for older vehicles.
The changes were finalized on August 21.
The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) increased the fees.
- Who
- The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) increased the fees.
- What
- Vehicle registration renewal fees for vehicles older than 20 years have increased.
- When
- The draft amendment was finalized on August 21.
- Where
- Fees apply across the region.
- Why
- To discourage the use of older, more polluting vehicles.
- LMV Renewal (older than 20 years)
- Rs 10,000
- Motorcycle Renewal (older than 20 years)
- Rs 2,000
- Three-wheeler Renewal
- Rs 5,000
Sources
Registration fees for vehicles older than 15 years increased. Check list
Government Doubles Renewal Fee For Vehicles Older Than 20 Years To Rs 10,000
Light Motor Vehicles Older Than 20 Years Now Subject To ₹10,000 Renewal Fee
