$69 EV Registration Fee. Increases are annoying. What about your state?

[glicenji]

To register a $50k car in Nevada you are looking about $900/year. EV or not EV

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[TaxmanHog]

No special fees, but the excise tax still seems like Maura’s hand rummaging around my pocket (not in a good way ). I know it’s paid to the town, but it’s a state program. Excise tax on my lease for three years is about $3400.

The computation rules have not changed, it's just the dang expensive vehicles are a shocker at $25 a thousand valuation.

My city excise tax was:
2022 $750.88 on a depreciated value of 72084.6 {90% of msrp 80094 factored 5 remaining months}
2023 $1201.41 on a depreciated value of 48056.40 {60% of msrp} whole year
2024 $800.94 on a depreciated value of 32037.60 {40% of msrp} whole year

Once we hit the 10% floor of msrp, the perpetual tax will still be a good sized bill compared an old beater.

 

[Thunder1809]

I’m in the RTA district for Sound Transit and the lightning is heavy enough to avoid paying it. With our MSRP, that’s a savings of several thousand over 10 years. I’ll gladly pay the higher ev tax. I still come out ahead vs a gas truck.

I live in the same situation. Crazy that I pay less to register my 2023 Lariat than my wife’s 2015 Lexus. I’ll pay the ev surcharge.

 

[Mike G]

I posted a link to this PDF, but it got deleted because some members couldn't get to it? I guess?

So attached here is the (same) PDF that details the taxes and fees for different states:

 

[TaxmanHog]

I posted a link to this PDF, but it got deleted because some members couldn't get to it? I guess?

So attached here is the (same) PDF that details the taxes and fees for different states:

Thanks for the PDF.

The $3500 Mass credit is for passenger auto BEV's while pickup trucks enjoy $7500 credit/rebate

 

[OCSTEVE39]

North Carolina - $375. Just got the notice today.
Hit job on EV owners. Stupid times.

 

[Scorpio3d]

I posted a link to this PDF, but it got deleted because some members couldn't get to it? I guess?

So attached here is the (same) PDF that details the taxes and fees for different states:

Not sure how old that is, but it is not correct for Texas! It is $200 a year additional cost on top of regular registration from what I understand.
But we did get rid of safety inspections for all passenger vehicles-not sure why you would want unsafe vehicles on your roads? You only have an emissions inspection if you live in the counties near the big cities, i.e. Dallas, Houston and Austin I believe-clean air act!

We do not have a state income tax, so no reason for a tax credit on the state level.

 

[Mike G]

Not sure how old that is, but it is not correct for Texas! It is $200 a year additional cost on top of regular registration from what I understand.
But we did get rid of safety inspections for all passenger vehicles-not sure why you would want unsafe vehicles on your roads? You only have an emissions inspection if you live in the counties near the big cities, i.e. Dallas, Houston and Austin I believe-clean air act!

We do not have a state income tax, so no reason for a tax credit on the state level.

Sorry, it was a site that came up that looked fairly comprehensive.

 

[Scorpio3d]

Sorry, it was a site that came up that looked fairly comprehensive.

No big deal!
Would be interesting if it is mostly correct and of course, all states seem to be updating to charge EV’s more money!

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