Nevada Vehicle Registration Fee Calculator

Nevada values your vehicle at 35 percent of its original MSRP, then taxes the depreciated figure at 4 percent.

Verified September 20, 2026 · against the official fee schedule

Source: Nevada Revised Statutes — NRS 371, Governmental Services Tax and NRS 482.480. Cross-checked against the Nevada DMV fee page.
“valuation of vehicles must be determined ... upon the basis of 35 percent of the manufacturer’s suggested retail price in Nevada excluding options and extras ... New 100 percent; 1 year 95 percent; 2 years 85 percent ... 9 years or more 15 percent ... the minimum amount of the governmental services tax ... is $16.”
Last verified: September 20, 2026.

Original MSRP when new (USD) Vehicle age

Clark or Churchill County (adds 1% supplemental tax)

How Nevada values your vehicle

Vehicle age	Percentage of the 35% valuation
New	100%
1 year	95%
2 years	85%
3 years	75%
4 years	65%
5 years	55%
6 years	45%
7 years	35%
8 years	25%
9 years or more	15%

NRS 371.050 and 371.060. The 35 percent valuation is fixed for the life of the vehicle and is based on MSRP excluding options and extras, not on what you paid.

Points worth knowing

Nevada has no separate electric vehicle registration surcharge. Nothing in NRS 371 or NRS 482.480 adds one.

The supplemental tax is a county option of up to 1 percent. The DMV currently lists Clark and Churchill counties as the ones charging it.

A first-time Nevada title costs $28.25 on top of the figures above.

Estimates only. The Nevada DMV issues the final bill. This page does not collect or store anything you enter.