NCT set for January price rise

December 17, 2024
NCT set for January price rise
Share:

The National Car Testing Service has announced that from 1st January 2025, the price of a full NCT test will increase to €60 and the price of the Re-test will increase to €40. The move comes as part of a wider programme of price rises for RSA Services.  


The RSA says that as part of business planning for the coming year, including planned €18m expenditure on public interest activities and government priorities, there will be adjustments to fees for a number of RSA services, effective January 1, 2025.

These will be the first changes to costs of services since 2012, and in some cases since 2011.

The following fee adjustments will take effect from January 1, 2025:
  • Driving Licence: Increase from €55 to €65
  • Learner Permit: Increase from €35 to €45
  • Full Test under the National Car Test: Increase from €55 to €60
  • Retest under the National Car Test: Increase from €28 to €40
  • Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness Test: 15% increase in the pre-VAT cost. 
PREVIOUS ARTICLE
Schaeffler celebrates a year of transformation and achievement
NEXT ARTICLE
Own a brand new MK1 Escort 

More from GARAGE WORKSHOP

Drivers have ADAS trust issues

Drivers have ADAS trust issues

icon New research from future mobil...
Brembo to show new mobility braking solutions at Automechanika&nbsp;<br />
&nbsp;

Brembo to show new mobility braking solutions at Automechanika 
 

icon Brembo, a global leader in hig...
Think Clutch, Think Blue Print

Think Clutch, Think Blue Print

icon Independent automotive afterma...
The Automechanika Birmingham Programme goes Live

The Automechanika Birmingham Programme goes Live

icon The official event programme f...
The EV charging revolution is coming &ndash; At least in China

The EV charging revolution is coming – At least in China

icon One of the big hurdles stoppin...
Introducing &ldquo;Goldy&rdquo; the Civic supercar slayer&nbsp;

Introducing “Goldy” the Civic supercar slayer 

icon Everyone loves an underdog and...

More from AUTOBIZ