ISLAMABAD – New fees hit Islamabad vehicle owners hard as there are now higher transfer charges from now onwards.
Authorities in the federal capital jacked up vehicle transfer fees, revising structure for cars, EVs, and bikes, marking a major change in the capital’s vehicle ownership regulations.
With new changes, the cost of transferring small cars increased from Rs1,200 to Rs2,750. From 1000 to 1800cc, there will Rs5,500 charges. For vehicles above 1800cc, the fee has jumped from Rs3,000 to Rs11,000.
Car Transfer Fee in Islamabad 2025
| Engine Capacity | Previous Fee | New Fee |
| Up to 1000cc | 1,200 | 2,750 |
| 1000cc – 1800cc | 2,000 | 5,500 |
| Above 1800cc | 3,000 | 11,000 |
Electric Vehicle (EV) Transfer Fees
| Capacity | New Fee |
| Up to 50kW | 2,500 |
| 50kW – 100kW | 5,500 |
| Above 100kW | 10,000 |
Bike Transfer Fees
| Engine | New Fee |
| Up to 200cc | 550 |
| 200cc – 400cc | 1,000 |
| Above 400cc | 1,500 |
For the first time, electric vehicles are also subject to transfer charges. EVs with a battery capacity up to 50kW will incur a fee of Rs2,500. Those between 50kW and 100kW will be charged Rs5,500, while EVs exceeding 100kW will now face a transfer fee of Rs10,000.
Bike owners are not exempt from the hike either. Bikes up to 200cc will now cost Rs550 to transfer ownership, a steep rise from the earlier Rs150.
According to officials, all collected fees are to be deposited into an account designated by the Ministry of Finance. The move is part of a broader effort to boost government revenue and improve regulation of vehicle ownership transfers.
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