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Denmark Zero-Emission Registration Tax: Year-by-Year Rule Changes
An analysis of how Denmark's zero-emission car registration tax calculation inputs shift from one notification year to the next.
Reduced registration tax for zero-emission cars
A rule that reduces the registration tax calculation for zero-emission passenger cars. It is not a payment to the buyer.
CivilAuto explains the rules and helps you check your eligibility.
Registration tax on passenger cars that emit 0 g CO2 per km (section 5 b).
For a new zero-emission passenger car notified for registration in 2026: 40% of the normal registration tax, less a DKK 161,300 deduction. The share rises yearly to 100% from 2036; used cars are adjusted.
Registration tax is paid at first registration. For a new car bought in Denmark, the dealer normally handles it.
People registering a passenger car that emits 0 g CO2 per km in Denmark. Vans and motorcycles have their own deductions.
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CivilAuto gives an indicative result. Skatteforvaltningen and Motorstyrelsen; Registration Tax Act section 5 b as amended by Act no. 1777 of 29 December 2025 decides the official outcome.
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An analysis of how Denmark's zero-emission car registration tax calculation inputs shift from one notification year to the next.
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