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How Much Will Your Road Trip Cost? Vignettes, Charging and Fuel

Checked 3 October 2026 on each operator's or ministry's own site · skynomad

Two 1-day Austrian vignettes cost €19.20. If you pass through Austria on the way out and back within ten days, one 10-day vignette covers both for €12.80.

Pick your start and end, say how you are driving, and the calculator finds the cheapest vignette for each country and adds charging or fuel. Barrier tolls and parking depend on your exact roads and hotels, so you add those yourself.

The calculator

CountrykmVignetteCharging
Netherlands323None in our data€43 57 kWh at €0.76
Germany1,471None for cars€188 262 kWh at €0.72
Austria421€12.80 10 days€52 75 kWh at €0.69
Slovenia155€32.00 2 × 7 days€20 28 kWh at €0.73
Whole trip2,369€44.80€304

Total: €349, before barrier tolls and parking.

  • Austria: covering the 10 days from your first motorway day there to your last. Online, the 2-month and annual vignettes start only on the 18th day after purchase; at a counter they are valid at once.
  • Slovenia: covering the 10 days from your first motorway day there to your last. No daily vignette: seven days is the shortest.
  • Charging at each country's typical no-subscription fast-charging price, 178 Wh per km. Where the prices come from.

Example without JavaScript: Amsterdam to Ljubljana and back over 10 days in a Tesla Model Y Premium AWD. Nothing you enter is saved or sent anywhere. Prices in koruna, forint and francs converted at the ECB rate of 2 October 2026.

The vignette prices the calculator uses

CountryOptions
Austria1 day €9.60 · 10 days €12.80 · 2 months €32.00 · 1 year €106.80
Online, the 2-month and annual vignettes start only on the 18th day after purchase; at a counter they are valid at once.
Switzerland2026 vignette CHF 40
One vignette only. The 2026 one is valid from 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2027; the 2027 price was not checked.
Slovenia7 days €16.00 · 1 year €117.50
No daily vignette: seven days is the shortest.
Czechia1 day CZK 230 · 10 days CZK 300 · 30 days CZK 480 · 1 year CZK 2,570
The 10-day and 30-day prices are according to e15.cz and auto.cz; buy at edalnice.gov.cz. A foreign electric car is exempt only after you register it there.
Slovakia1 day €8.10 · 10 days €10.80 · 30 days €17.10 · 365 days €90.00
Hungary1 day HUF 5,550 · 10 days HUF 6,900 · 1 month HUF 11,170 · Calendar year HUF 61,760
The annual national e-matrica runs for the calendar year (to 31 January of the next), not 365 days from purchase.
Bulgaria1 day €5.30 · Weekend €6.60 · 1 week €10.00 · 1 month €19.90 · 3 months €35.90 · 1 year €64.50
Prices from 1 August 2026. A weekend vignette (€6.60) also exists; its validity depends on the weekday, so it is not in the sum.

Romania is missing on purpose: its price could not be read at source. Germany charges cars nothing on the motorway. Buy every vignette on its official site; resellers charge more for the same thing.

Check the vignette days before you pay, because that is where the money is. Every price above was checked on each operator's or ministry's own site, or is marked where it was not.

Sources

  1. oesterreich.gv.at — vignette for vehicles up to 3.5 t, 2026 prices
  2. ch.ch — motorway vignette: CHF 40, validity
  3. DARS e-vignette — FAQ and prices
  4. edalnice.gov.cz — the state e-vignette shop
  5. e15.cz — 2026 Czech vignette prices: 1 day CZK 230, 10 days CZK 300, 30 days CZK 480, year CZK 2,570 (third-party)
  6. auto.cz — 2026 Czech vignette prices, same figures (third-party)
  7. eznamka.sk (NDS) — 2026 e-vignette prices: 1 day €8.10, 10 days €10.80, 30 days €17.10, 365 days €90
  8. Nemzeti Útdíjfizetési Szolgáltató — e-matrica prices from 1 January 2026 (PDF), category D1
  9. BG Toll (Road Infrastructure Agency) — vignette prices from 1 August 2026

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