Registration & title · Georgia · official sources checked 2026-11-05

Car registration and title fees in Georgia

Georgia: registering a 2022 gas car (3,500 lb) costs about $20.00 a year. An electric car pays $238.59 a year more.

Title on a dealer purchase: $18.00.

Estimate of government fees. Your renewal notice or DMV calculates the final amount.

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Yearly lines for a 2022 gas car

Registration lines
LineGroupAmountSet by
License plate registration / renewal feeRegistration & plates$20.00Georgia Department of Revenue
Annual ad valorem ('birthday') tax: only for vehicles NOT under TAVTYearly taxesyou fill inGeorgia Department of Revenue

Electric vehicles

Hybrids and plug-in hybrids

Value-based or property taxes

Title fees

Title lines
LineGroupAmountSet by
Title application feeTitle$18.00Georgia Department of Revenue

Late fees

Official tools: Georgia DOR TAVT Estimator · Georgia DOR Annual Ad Valorem Tax Estimator · Georgia DOR Fees, Fines, Penalties

Sources

Official pages checked 2026-11-05. Each figure above is quoted from one of these.

FAQ

How much does it cost to register a car in Georgia?

About $20.00 a year for a 2022 gas car of 3,500 lb (estimate from the official fee schedule).

Does Georgia charge an extra fee for electric cars?

An electric car pays about $238.59 a year more than the same gas car, from the official fee pages.

How much is a title in Georgia?

$18.00 on a dealer purchase, from the official fee schedule.

Is there a yearly car property tax in Georgia?

Annual ad valorem ('birthday') tax: only for vehicles NOT under TAVT

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Estimates of government taxes and fees from official sources; your DMV or county calculates the final amount; not tax or legal advice. Every figure is taken from an official state page (quoted and dated in the sources) and can change. Dealer-set fees are not government fees. Exemptions are described, never applied for you: check the official rule and form.