Registering a vehicle will probably cost you more than in 2022, especially depending on the region in which you live.
According to Capitalthe average price of a tax horse in mainland France should be for the year 2023 44.2 euros, i.e. 1.1% more expensive than in 2022. Rates nevertheless only indicative for the moment, the budgets of the regions not all being fixed. However, the proceeds from vehicle registration cards go entirely to the regions.
The hybrid vehicles now concerned
Always according to Capital, three regions have chosen to increase the cost of the registration certificate: Pays de la Loire, Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Hauts-de-France. With an increase of 6.2% per tax horse, the first region mentioned is the one with the greatest increase. A decision that will make Nantes and its surroundings one of the most expensive regions in France when it comes to registering a car, notes Capital. Indeed, while the price of the fiscal horse is currently fixed at 48 euros, it should now climb close to 51euros. However, the South region goes even further, with a tax horsepower displayed at 51.2 euros in 2022.
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While some regions have hitherto been more generous with hybrid vehicles, they will now have to pass the checkout in Hauts-de-France, Pays de la Loire, New Aquitaine and Bourgogne Franche-Comt. Exempt from car registration taxes until now, owners of these vehicles will now have to pay to register them: up to 50% of the normal amount in the North and in New Aquitaine. By making the owners of hybrid vehicles pay, the Pays de la Loire region expects to recover around 13 million euros.
Technical inspection: prices are higher for electric and hybrid cars