Vehicle Tax in Nepal 2082/83 (2026): Updated Bluebook Renewal & Insurance Rates
By Prem Sagar Pokharel
As we enter the new Fiscal Year 2082/083 (2025-2026), the Government of Nepal has updated the tax structures for private vehicles. For vehicle owners in Bagmati Province and across the country, knowing the exact amount for your Bluebook renewal is crucial to avoid heavy fines.
Whether you ride a 150cc bike or drive a family SUV, this guide breaks down the exact yearly tax, renewal charges, and mandatory insurance premiums you need to pay.
Note: The rates below are primarily based on Bagmati Province. While most provinces (Gandaki, Lumbini, Koshi, etc.) follow a similar structure, rates may vary by 2% to 10% depending on local provincial laws.
If you own an electric vehicle, the rates are different. Please check our detailed guide on EV Tax in Nepal 2082/83: New Bluebook Renewal & Insurance Rates.
1. Two-Wheeler Tax Rates 2082/83 (Bikes & Scooters)
For motorcycles and scooters, the tax is calculated based on the Engine Displacement (CC). Don’t forget, a fixed Renewal Charge of Rs. 300 is added on top of the tax amount every year.
| S.N. |
Engine Capacity (CC) |
Annual Tax (NRs.) |
| 1 |
Up to 125 CC |
Rs. 3,000 |
| 2 |
126 CC to 150 CC |
Rs. 5,000 |
| 3 |
151 CC to 225 CC |
Rs. 6,500 |
| 4 |
226 CC to 400 CC |
Rs. 12,000 |
| 5 |
401 CC to 650 CC |
Rs. 25,000 |
| 6 |
651 CC and Higher |
Rs. 35,000 |
3. Two-Wheeler Third-Party Insurance Rates
Third-party insurance is compulsory for bluebook renewal.
| S.N. |
Engine Capacity (CC) |
Insurance Premium (NRs.) |
| 1 |
Up to 149 CC |
Rs. 1,715 |
| 2 |
150 CC to 250 CC |
Rs. 1,945 |
| 3 |
251 CC and Higher |
Rs. 2,167 |
2. Four-Wheeler Tax Rates 2082/83 (Cars, Jeeps, Vans)
For private four-wheelers, the tax slabs significantly increase as the engine size gets bigger. A fixed Renewal Charge of Rs. 500 applies to all private cars.
| S.N. |
Engine Capacity (CC) |
Annual Tax (NRs.) |
| 1 |
Up to 1000 CC |
Rs. 22,000 |
| 2 |
1001 CC to 1500 CC |
Rs. 25,000 |
| 3 |
1501 CC to 2000 CC |
Rs. 27,000 |
| 4 |
2001 CC to 2500 CC |
Rs. 37,000 |
| 5 |
2501 CC to 3000 CC |
Rs. 50,000 |
| 6 |
3001 CC to 3500 CC |
Rs. 65,000 |
| 7 |
3501 CC and Higher |
Rs. 70,000 |
2. Four-Wheeler Third-Party Insurance Rates
| S.N. |
Engine Capacity (CC) |
Insurance Premium (NRs.) |
| 1 |
Up to 1000 CC |
Rs. 7,365 |
| 2 |
1001 CC to 1600 CC |
Rs. 8,495 |
| 3 |
1601 CC and Higher |
Rs. 10,747 |
3. Fine Rates for Late Renewal
If you miss the deadline (usually the end of the fiscal year/Ashad end), the fines are steep.
| S.N. |
Delay Period |
Fine Percentage (%) |
| 1 |
First 30 Days (from expiry) |
5% |
| 2 |
Up to 45 Days |
10% |
| 3 |
Up to End of Fiscal Year |
20% |
| 4 |
Up to 5 Years (Per Year) |
32% |
Warning: If you cross the 5-year mark without renewing, the fine is calculated at a massive 32% per year compounded. Always renew on time!
How to Pay Vehicle Tax in Nepal?
You can pay your vehicle tax in two ways:
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Physically: Visit the Transport Management Office (Yatayat Karyalaya).
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Online: Use the Nagarik App, eSewa, or Khalti.
If you need a hassle-free service to handle the renewal for you, you can use services like ThirdWheel for online bluebook renewal.
For more official details, you can always visit the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) website.
1. Important Documents Required
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Original Bluebook (Billbook)
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Copy of Owner’s Identity Document: (Citizenship / License ) is now compulsory.
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Previous Tax Clearance Receipt.
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