Road tax calculator Singapore

Work out your road tax from LTA's own formulas: by engine capacity for petrol and diesel cars, by power rating plus the flat component for electric cars, the higher of the two for hybrids, and the surcharge once a car is over 10 years old.

Calculator

Your vehicle

cc

On your vehicle log card.

Sets the vehicle's age for the surcharge.

Every 6 months

$371

$370.86 before rounding

For a year

$742

two 6-month periods

Age surcharge

0%

until the car is over 10 years old

How your road tax adds up

PartEvery 6 months
Road tax on 1,598cc$370.86
Total by the formulas$370.86
Payable, to the nearest dollar$371

LTA charges whole dollars, so the total is rounded to the nearest dollar, as in LTA's own worked figures. Check your vehicle's amount on OneMotoring before you pay.

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Road tax for common car sizes

Petrol cars and electric cars under 10 years old, every 6 months, rounded to the dollar.

Engine or motorRoad taxWith EV flat component
1,000cc$196-
1,496cc$341-
1,598cc$371-
1,998cc$605-
2,999cc$1,192-
Electric, 100 kW$401$751
Electric, 150 kW$547$897

LTA's road tax formulas

  • Petrol or CNG car: up to 600cc, S$200; 601 to 1,000cc, S$200 + S$0.125 per cc above 600; 1,001 to 1,600cc, S$250 + S$0.375 per cc above 1,000; 1,601 to 3,000cc, S$475 + S$0.75 per cc above 1,600; above 3,000cc, S$1,525 + S$1 per cc above 3,000. Then x 0.782.
  • Electric car: up to 7.5 kW, S$200; to 30 kW, S$200 + S$2 per kW above 7.5; to 230 kW, S$250 + S$3.75 per kW above 30; above that, S$1,525 + S$10 per kW above 230. Then x 0.782, plus a S$350 Additional Flat Component.
  • Hybrid: work it out by cc and by kW, and pay the higher.
  • Diesel car: road tax by cc, plus a special tax. Euro V: S$0.20 per cc less S$100, at least S$100. Euro IV: S$0.625 per cc less S$100, at least S$525.
  • Over 10 years old: 10% surcharge, rising 10 points a year to 50% once the car is over 14.

Every amount is for 6 months. You can renew for 6 or 12 months. Off-peak and weekend cars can only renew for 12.

Worked example

A 1,598cc petrol car works out to (S$250 + S$0.375 x 598) x 0.782 = S$370.86, so it pays S$371 every 6 months, or S$742 a year. At 12 years and a day old, the surcharge is 30%: S$111.26 more, S$482.12, so S$482 every 6 months. A 100 kW electric car works out to (S$250 + S$3.75 x 70) x 0.782 = S$400.78, plus the S$350 flat component: S$750.78, so S$751.

Frequently asked questions

For a petrol car, LTA sets a base amount by engine capacity and multiplies it by 0.782. A 1,598cc car pays (S$250 + S$0.375 x 598) x 0.782, which is S$370.86, so S$371 every 6 months.

Road tax is based on the motor's power rating in kW, times 0.782, plus an Additional Flat Component of S$350 every 6 months. A 100 kW car pays S$400.78 plus S$350, so S$750.78 every 6 months.

LTA works out the road tax twice, once by engine capacity and once by the electric power rating, and you pay the higher amount. Hybrids do not pay the electric car flat component.

Once a vehicle is more than 10 years old, LTA adds a surcharge of 10% of the road tax. It goes up 10 points each year, to 50% once the vehicle is more than 14 years old.

Yes. A diesel car pays road tax by engine capacity plus a special tax that depends on its emission standard. For a Euro V car it is S$0.20 per cc less S$100, at least S$100, every 6 months.

Either. Off-peak cars, revised off-peak cars and weekend cars can only renew for 12 months.

OneMotoring shows the road tax payable for your vehicle number. This calculator uses LTA's published formulas and rounds the total to the nearest dollar, as LTA's own worked figures do.

How we calculate this

  1. Petrol and CNG cars pay by engine capacity, using LTA's formula for every 6 months: S$200 up to 600cc; S$200 + S$0.125 per cc above 600 up to 1,000cc; S$250 + S$0.375 per cc above 1,000 up to 1,600cc; S$475 + S$0.75 per cc above 1,600 up to 3,000cc; S$1,525 + S$1 per cc above 3,000. The result is then multiplied by 0.782. Source: LTA OneMotoring: vehicle tax structure, road tax formulas (updated 14 Sep 2026)
  2. Electric cars pay by power rating with their own formula, also x 0.782, plus a S$350 Additional Flat Component. Hybrids are worked out both ways and pay the higher. Motorcycles have their own formulas and a S$100 flat component if electric. Source: LTA OneMotoring: vehicle tax structure, road tax formulas (updated 14 Sep 2026)
  3. Diesel cars pay road tax by cc plus a special tax that depends on the emission standard. For Euro V it is S$0.20 per cc less S$100, at least S$100. Source: LTA OneMotoring: vehicle tax structure, road tax formulas (updated 14 Sep 2026)
  4. A vehicle more than 10 years old pays a surcharge on the road tax: 10% in its 11th year, rising 10 points a year to 50% once it is over 14. On the exact anniversary the car is not yet more than that age. Source: LTA OneMotoring: road tax, renewal and surcharge for vehicles over 10 years (updated 24 Sep 2025)
  5. The 6-month amount adds road tax, surcharge, flat component and special tax. A year is twice the unrounded 6-month total.

Rounding

Each formula result is kept to the cent. LTA publishes no rounding rule, but its own worked figures round the amount payable to the nearest dollar, so the calculator does the same for the 6-month and 12-month totals.

Worked example: the default case

  1. A 1,598cc petrol car registered on 1 Jun 2021, with road tax starting on 3 Oct 2026.
  2. Formula: S$250 + S$0.375 x (1,598 - 1,000) = S$250 + S$224.25 = S$474.25.
  3. x 0.782 = S$370.86 every 6 months.
  4. The car is 5 years old, so there is no surcharge, flat component or special tax.
  5. Payable: S$371 every 6 months. For a year: 2 x S$370.86 = S$741.72, so S$742.

What this calculator does not cover

  • Rebates and higher rates for special vehicle schemes, such as off-peak cars, which renew for 12 months only.
  • Goods vehicles, buses and other non-car vehicles apart from motorcycles.
  • Late renewal fees and the cost of keeping a car on the road, such as insurance.
  • Your vehicle's own amount. Check it on OneMotoring before you pay.

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