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New 2025 CO₂-based rates for Category B commercial vehicles

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Based on official Revenue.ie VRT rates and calculation methods.

Van VRT Rates 2025

From July 2025, vans and small commercial vehicles (Category B) are subject to new CO₂-based VRT rates instead of flat fees.

New Van VRT Rates (2025)

CO₂ Emissions VRT Rate Minimum VRT
≤ 120 g/km 8% €160
> 120 g/km 13.3% €266

Van VRT Examples

Ford Transit Custom (€28,000 OMSP, 110 g/km)

  • VRT Rate: 8% (low emissions)
  • VRT Amount: €2,240
  • Total Cost: €30,240

Mercedes Sprinter (€45,000 OMSP, 160 g/km)

  • VRT Rate: 13.3% (high emissions)
  • VRT Amount: €5,985
  • Total Cost: €50,985

Van Import Guide

Before July 2025

  • Flat €200 VRT for most small vans
  • Simple calculation regardless of value or emissions
  • Consider timing your import

From July 2025

  • CO₂-based rates: 8% or 13.3%
  • Higher VRT for valuable vans
  • Incentive for low-emission commercial vehicles
  • Electric vans benefit from 8% rate

Popular Van Models and VRT

  • Ford Transit: Various sizes, typically 110-150 g/km
  • Mercedes Sprinter: Larger van, usually 150+ g/km
  • Volkswagen Crafter: Medium-large van, 140-160 g/km
  • Nissan NV200: Small van, often under 120 g/km
  • Electric vans: 0 g/km, qualify for 8% rate

Van VRT FAQs

When do the new van VRT rates start?

The new CO₂-based rates for Category B vans begin in July 2025. Before then, most small vans pay a flat €200 VRT.

Will my van VRT be higher after July 2025?

Depends on your van's value and emissions. Low-value vans with high emissions might pay less, while high-value vans will likely pay more than the current €200.

Do electric vans get special VRT rates?

Electric vans qualify for the lower 8% rate due to zero emissions, but they don't get the €5,000 relief that electric cars receive.

What's the difference between Category B and Category C?

Category B are small vans and light commercials with CO₂-based VRT. Category C are large commercial vehicles with flat €200 VRT.