The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) today announced changes to annual registration fees for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, effective January 1, 2025. These updates aim to align with legislative mandates and ensure fair contributions from all vehicle owners toward road maintenance and infrastructure.
Key Fee Changes Include:
- Electric Passenger Vehicles and Trucks:
The annual fee for vehicles utilizing electric fuel will increase from $75 to $150. - Plug-in Hybrid Passenger Vehicles and Trucks:
A new annual fee of $75 will be applied to plug-in hybrid vehicles. - Electric Fuel and Plug-in Hybrid Motorcycles:
Motorcycles utilizing electric fuel or plug-in hybrid technology will now incur an annual fee of $75.
These fees, collected at time of registration, will be reflected on the vehicle renewal notices sent to registered owners.
“Nebraska is committed to maintaining safe and reliable roadways for all drivers,” said Rhonda Lahm, Director of the Nebraska DMV. “These changes help ensure all road users contribute equitably to the upkeep of our transportation infrastructure.”
Vehicle owners are encouraged to review their renewal notices carefully and contact the Nebraska DMV with any questions regarding the updated fees.