The cost of an MOT test in Northern Ireland will increase from 1 October 2023. This follows an eight-week public consultation which ended in August.
An MOT test for a car will cost £38 from the beginning of next month, up from £30.50. The cost of testing a taxi will also increase, up from £138.50 to £147.
The Driver and Vehicle Agency (DVA) said it is facing a shortfall in its income due to “the rising cost of delivering services”, adding that it “must cover the cost of delivering services through the income it generates from fees”.
Motor vehicle MOT test fees from 1 October 2023
- Class I Motor Bicycle: £34
- Class II Motor Bicycle: £34
- Class III Light Motor Vehicle: £38
- Class IV Motor Car and Heavy Motor Car: £38
- Class V LPCV: £70.50
- Class VI Minibus 9-16 Seats: £70.50
- Class VA LPCV 17-35 Seats: £94
- Class VA LPCV 36+ Seats: £110
- Class VIA Minibus 9-16 Seats: 82.50
Click here for the full list of fees, including goods vehicles and public service vehicles.
graham+cox
when does the uk raise its prices please
we are fed up of losing money on mots
MALC
NORTHERN IRELAND £34 UK £29-65 CLASS 1&2
MALC
NORTHERN IRELAND £34 UK £29-65 CLASS 1&2