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The new rates take effect Jan. 1, while the M1 regional vignette will remain unchanged in price, Pénzcentrum reported.
The increase follows August inflation. For passenger cars in the D1 category, the annual nationwide vignette will cost HUF 800 more than in 2026, while the annual county pass will rise by HUF 90 to HUF 7,280.
The monthly D1 vignette will cost HUF 11,320, up HUF 150. Daily and 10-day passes will each increase by HUF 80, to HUF 5,630 and HUF 6,990, respectively.
The main rates for 2027 are:
| Vignette type | D1 passenger cars | D2 vehicles |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | HUF 5,630 | HUF 7,990 |
| 10-day | HUF 6,990 | HUF 10,170 |
| Monthly | HUF 11,320 | HUF 16,030 |
| Annual nationwide | HUF 62,560 | HUF 88,790 |
| Annual county | HUF 7,280 | HUF 14,560 |
| Annual M1 regional | HUF 15,000 | HUF 30,000 |
The D2 category includes vehicles such as vans and minibuses that do not qualify for D1 classification.
The M1 regional vignette will continue to cover toll expressways in Pest, Fejér, Komárom-Esztergom and Győr-Moson-Sopron counties. Its price remains HUF 15,000 for D1 and U-category vehicles and motorcycles, and HUF 30,000 for D2 vehicles.
Drivers buying a Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county vignette will face a separate change: the discounted price applied in 2026 will end, with the standard county rates applying next year.
Surcharges for using toll roads without a valid vignette will also rise. The basic surcharge, payable within 60 days, will be HUF 28,150, increasing to HUF 96,970 for payment beyond that deadline.
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