Registration & title · Florida · official sources checked 2026-11-05

Car registration and title fees in Florida

Florida: registering a 2022 gas car (3,500 lb) costs about $45.60 a year. An electric car pays $0.00 a year more.

Title on a dealer purchase: $77.25.

Estimate of government fees. Your renewal notice or DMV calculates the final amount.

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Yearly lines for a 2022 gas car

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Annual license tax and other fees, private automobile (by net weight)Registration & plates$45.60Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

Electric vehicles

We found no extra electric-vehicle registration fee in Florida's official fee pages.

Hybrids and plug-in hybrids

Value-based or property taxes

We found no yearly value-based vehicle tax in Florida's official sources.

Title fees

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Title transfer (Florida-titled vehicle)Title$75.25Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
Lemon law fee (new car/light truck bought from a Florida dealer)Title$2.00Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

Late fees

Official tools: FLHSMV fee schedule (no official calculator found) · Florida DOR discretionary sales surtax rates

Sources

Official pages checked 2026-11-05. Each figure above is quoted from one of these.

FAQ

How much does it cost to register a car in Florida?

About $45.60 a year for a 2022 gas car of 3,500 lb (estimate from the official fee schedule).

Does Florida charge an extra fee for electric cars?

We found no extra EV fee in Florida's official fee pages.

How much is a title in Florida?

$77.25 on a dealer purchase, from the official fee schedule.

Is there a yearly car property tax in Florida?

We found no yearly value-based vehicle tax in Florida's official sources.

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Estimates of government taxes and fees from official sources; your DMV or county calculates the final amount; not tax or legal advice. Every figure is taken from an official state page (quoted and dated in the sources) and can change. Dealer-set fees are not government fees. Exemptions are described, never applied for you: check the official rule and form.