Sweden car tax calculator (fordonsskatt)
Sweden's vehicle tax charges new petrol and diesel cars a CO2 malus in years 1-3, then a lower standard rate.
Worked example: with CO₂ of 100, this model computes Fordonsskatt / år of 3,035 SEK. See the full breakdown.
✓ Verified against 3 self-test cases Updated for 2026 · sources checked 2026-08-05
How fordonsskatt in Sweden is calculated
Sweden's fordonsskatt applies a higher malus to new petrol and diesel cars in their first three years, based on CO2 per km, then drops to a lower standard rate.
Diesels carry an environmental factor and fuel supplement. The calculator uses an illustrative malus-era CO2 table. Estimate, not tax advice.
Worked example
| CO₂ (g/km) | 100 |
|---|---|
| Bilens ålder (år sedan den blev skattepliktig) | 1 |
| I Malus ✓ | 1 |
| Koldioxidbelopp ✓ | 2675 |
| Fordonsskatt / år ✓ | 3035 |
Every row is computed by the engine from the inputs above. Rows marked ✓ are additionally pinned by a published self-test vector.
Frequently asked questions
How much malus for 130 g/km?
Around 4,640 SEK a year during the first three malus years in the illustrative table.
Does the tax fall after three years?
Yes — after the malus period it drops to a much lower standard rate.
Do diesels pay more?
Yes — an environmental factor and fuel supplement apply.
Sources
- Transportstyrelsen · checked 2026-08-05
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.
Check the arithmetic yourself: how this calculator is verified — the formula behind every derived value, the 3 test cases the engine reproduces, and what the badge does and does not claim. Also available as machine-readable JSON.
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