Haryana is one of India’s growing states, in terms of infrastructure development and more. Many of the state’s districts form a part of the National Capital Region. Hence, it experiences a considerable amount of road traffic.
Motor vehicle owners within Haryana, as well as those of vehicles from other states travelling in Haryana, are required to pay road tax. These rates apply as per the Haryana Motor Vehicle Taxation Act of 2016. Another law that all motor vehicle owners must comply with, throughout the country, is the purchase of
Vehicle insurance. Along with helping you meet legal compliance, it can be of assistance during unfortunate accidents.*
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If you own a vehicle in Haryana or are travelling there, it is essential to know all about the road tax rates, how to compute them, and how you can pay them online. Here is a guide to help you.
Road Tax Rates in Haryana - For Different Types of Vehicles
Paying road tax in Haryana is compulsory for all vehicles - private as well as commercial. Here’s how the process may go -
Usually, you may have to pay road tax as a one-time payment during the purchase of a vehicle and when registering it with the Regional Transport Office (RTO).
The funds collected by the government ultimately contribute to keeping the roads safe and well-maintained.
In Haryana, the state's Transport Department generally imposes a one-time road tax as a percentage of the original vehicle cost.
Additionally, fixed amounts may be charged for specific vehicle classes based on defined criteria.
The tax rates for different vehicles can vary, after considering factors such as the vehicle type, place of origin, purpose of use, weight, size, and engine capacity.
Just as you are expected to have a legally compliant vehicle insurance policy before you drive on the roads, you are also required to pay the road tax before the new vehicle is issued with necessary sanctions.
Road Tax in Haryana for Two-Wheelers
Here are the road tax rates for two-wheelers of different price ranges in Haryana:
Vehicle Price Range - in Rs. |
Road tax on the cost (one time payment) |
Up to 75,000 |
4% |
Above 75,000 up to 2 lakhs |
6% |
Above 2 lakhs |
8% |
A sidecar drawn by the above vehicles
and invalid carriages |
Nil |
Road Tax in Haryana for Four-Wheelers
For cars and other four-wheelers, the road tax rates in Haryana are as follows:
Vehicle Price Range |
Road tax on the cost (one-time payment) |
Up to 6 lakhs |
5% |
More than 6 lakhs and up to
20 lakhs |
8% |
More than 20 lakhs |
10% |
Road Tax for Commercial Vehicles in Haryana
When it comes to commercial vehicles, the road tax is computed based on the seating capacity of the vehicle, as described below:
Seating capacity of the vehicle (not including the
driver) |
Tax rate for the vehicle |
Up to three seats |
2% of the cost of the vehicle - Payable as a
one-time payment |
Four seats or more (three-wheelers) |
Rs. 600 per seat per year - Payable quarterly |
Four to six seats (four-wheelers) |
Rs. 625 per seat per year - Payable quarterly |
Seven to twelve seats (four-wheeler) |
Rs. 1450 per seat per year - Payable quarterly |
Road Tax in Haryana for Vehicles from Other States
Any vehicle entering the state of Haryana from any other state must pay the road tax as per the following:
Seating capacity (not considering the driver) Tax rate
Seating capacity (not considering the
driver) |
Tax rate |
Up to three seats |
Rs. 25 per day |
Four to six seats |
Rs. 100 per day |
Seven to twelve seats |
Rs. 500 per day |
The above road tax rates can be paid online via a simple procedure.
How to Pay Haryana Road Tax Online?
Follow these steps on the official website of the Haryana Transport Department to pay the road tax online:
1. Visit the official website and click on 'Online Services for Citizens'.
2. Choose 'Motor Vehicle Tax Related Online Services'.
3. If your vehicle is registered in Haryana, select 'Click here to Pay Online Road Tax for State'. For other states, choose 'Click here to Pay Online Road Tax for Other State'.
4. Enter your vehicle details like registration number, model, and year of purchase.
5. Select your preferred payment method (debit/credit card or net banking) and complete the payment.
6. A downloadable online receipt will be generated, which you must save for future reference.
Non-payment of road tax on time can lead to applicable penalties. Similarly, not having a
car insurance policy or other valid insurance as per the vehicle can lead to a penalty as well, not just within Haryana, but throughout the country.
Hence, one must have the applicable car or
Bike insurance plan and pay road tax on time to ensure safe roads and support the economy.
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