Toll for alternative drives

Zero-emission vehicles such as electric and hydrogen vehicles as well as vehicles with a hydrogen fuel cell will remain exempt from the toll until 30 June 2031. Vehicles up to 4.25 tonnes TPMLM with these types of drive remain permanently exempt from the toll.

Zero-emissions vehicles such as electric vehicles and hydrogen combustion vehicles as well as vehicles with a hydrogen fuel cell with a Technically Permissible Maximum Laden Mass greater than 4.25 tonnes remain toll-free until 30 June 2031.

Emission-free vehicles up to 4.25 tonnes Technically Permissible Maximum Laden Mass are permanently exempt from the toll.

In accordance with the EU Directive on infrastructure costs or the VECTO directive, a CO₂-neutral fuel currently has no effect on the specific CO₂ emissions or CO2 emission class. (VECTO = Vehicle Energy Consumption Calculation Tool)

Zero-emission means a heavy goods vehicle without an internal combustion engine and a vehicle with an internal combustion engine whose emissions are less than 1 gCO₂/kWh or less than 1 gCO₂/km (directive (EU) 2019/1242).

The CO₂ emission class finder allows zero-emission fuel types/energy sources to be specified, for example for a pure electric vehicle or a hydrogen-powered vehicle.