How car rego is priced in New South Wales
New South Wales (NSW) charges vehicle registration by the car’s tare (unladen) weight. A typical 4-cylinder passenger car costs about $1,085 to $1,215 for 12 months in 2026, of which roughly $475 is fixed government fees. The CTP greenslip is bought separately from an insurer, so it is shown as a range. Enter your own details in the calculator above for the figure that matches your car.
NSW rego fees 2026
These are the fee components for New South Wales. The calculator above applies them for you based on your car.
| Fee component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | $84 flat |
| Motor vehicle tax (up to 970 kg) | $278 |
| Motor vehicle tax (971 to 1,150 kg) | $322 |
| Motor vehicle tax (1,151 to 1,500 kg) | $391 |
| Motor vehicle tax (1,501 to 2,500 kg) | $596 |
| Motor vehicle tax (2,501 to 2,790 kg) | $860 |
| CTP greenslip | Insurer-priced, roughly $440 to $740 |
NSW charges a flat $84 registration fee plus a motor vehicle tax that steps up with tare weight. The CTP greenslip is set by your insurer, so compare quotes with the Service NSW Green Slip Price Check. A $58 plate fee applies on new registrations only.
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