Registration & title · New Jersey · official sources checked 2026-11-05

Car registration and title fees in New Jersey

New Jersey: registering a 2022 gas car (3,500 lb) costs about $71.50 a year. An electric car pays $250.00–$290.00 a year more.

Title on a dealer purchase: $60.00.

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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Passenger car registration (1 year, by weight and age)Registration & plates$71.50NJ Motor Vehicle Commission

Electric vehicles

Hybrids and plug-in hybrids

Value-based or property taxes

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

Title fees

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Title fee (no lien)Title$60.00NJ Motor Vehicle Commission

Late fees

We found no late-renewal fee amount in New Jersey's official pages.

Official tools: NJ MVC 4-Year Registration Fee Calculator (new cars, incl. ZEV) · NJ MVC Registration and Title Fees · NJ Division of Taxation Motor Vehicle Casual Sales FAQ

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 New Jersey?

About $71.50 a year for a 2022 gas car of 3,500 lb (estimate from the official fee schedule).

Does New Jersey charge an extra fee for electric cars?

An electric car pays about $250.00–$290.00 a year more than the same gas car, from the official fee pages.

How much is a title in New Jersey?

$60.00 on a dealer purchase, from the official fee schedule.

Is there a yearly car property tax in New Jersey?

We found no yearly value-based vehicle tax in New Jersey'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.