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Dutch motorhome road tax to double from 2026

11.12.2025 15:20 1 min 1 source
Autobahn NLD
Dutch motorhome road tax to double from 2026
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Starting in 2026, the Netherlands will abolish the preferential road tax rate for privately owned motorhomes. Owners will pay half the standard rate instead of a quarter, effectively doubling monthly costs. Owners can temporarily reduce expenses by suspending the vehicle's registration or checking payment dates, as the increase applies from the start of the next full payment period in 2026.

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Dutch motorhome road tax to double from 2026

11.12.2025 Autobahn NLD

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