🇮🇹 Italy car tax calculator (bollo auto)

Italy's annual car tax (bollo auto) is a kW-based charge plus a superbollo surcharge on power above 185 kW.

✓ Verified against 3 self-test cases Updated for 2026 · sources checked 2026-08-02

How bollo auto in Italy is calculated

The bollo auto is Italy's annual ownership tax, based on engine power in kilowatts and the car's emission class. The common rate is about 2.58 EUR per kW up to 100 kW and 3.87 EUR per kW above, with regions adjusting the figure by up to 10%.

Powerful cars also pay the superbollo: an extra 20 EUR per kW over 185 kW, a national surcharge that regions do not vary. Pick your region from the dropdown — Emilia-Romagna raised every rate by 10% from 1 January 2026, Abruzzo and Campania run up to 3.12 EUR/kW, and Bolzano charges 1.96 for Euro 6 cars. Estimate, not tax advice.

Worked example

C1 88 kW petrol
kw88
regionestandard
bollo227.04
superbollo0
total227.04

Frequently asked questions

How much is bollo auto for an 88 kW car?

At about 2.58 EUR per kW, an 88 kW car pays roughly 227 EUR a year, with no superbollo since it is well below 185 kW.

What is the superbollo?

A surcharge of 20 EUR per kW on power above 185 kW, added to the ordinary bollo for high-powered cars. A 200 kW car pays 300 EUR of superbollo on top.

Does the region change the amount?

Yes. The national rates did not change for 2026, but Emilia-Romagna raised all of its rates by 10% from 1 January 2026, and regions such as Abruzzo, Campania, Toscana and Bolzano sit above or below the national figure. Pick your region in the calculator; the exact amount comes from the ACI bollo lookup for your plate.

Sources

Estimate. Not tax advice. The verification badge means the model reproduces the stated formula through 3 self-test cases; the sources support that the formula matches the rules.

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