GA · 2026
EV registration surcharge in Georgia
EVFeeMap provides informational state-by-state summaries of EV registration surcharges for Georgia. Fees change frequently — verify with your state’s DOT or DMV before renewal. EVFeeMap is not affiliated with any state agency and this is not legal or tax advice.
Plug-in hybrid treatment
Plug-in hybrids are not charged in Georgia — the surcharge applies only to full battery-electric (and, in some states, hydrogen) vehicles.
2026–2027 changes
No one-time change is scheduled, but Georgia's fee is indexed and is adjusted automatically over time, so the amount can drift year to year.
Where to verify + pay
Alternative-fuel-vehicle fee, indexed annually by a fuel-efficiency and CPI formula. For 2025: about $235 non-commercial ($234.97), $352.56 commercial. PHEVs pay only if they carry an AFV license plate, which most do not, so in practice there is no PHEV fee.
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All statesWhere this Georgia figure comes from
The figure is cited to Georgia’s DMV/DOT, Department of Revenue, or legislature source (statute reference: Ga. Code § 40-2-86.1; § 40-2-151), linked below so you can confirm it yourself. EV fees change frequently; always verify with the state before renewal.
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