Vehicle data setting
If the vehicle registration certificate does not contain all the required information, we can conduct a technical examination to determine the requested vehicle details.
In light of the new road user fee rates and the procedures for calculating them, which took effect on January 1, 2024, we would like to inform you that, in order to identify the EURO standard and reflect it on the vehicle registration certificate, we require the following upon arrival for the technical inspection:
1. A certificate of conformity issued by the vehicle manufacturer, a duplicate thereof, or
2. A vehicle emissions certificate issued by the competent authority and its accompanying annexes (laboratory test reports and/or information documents).
Vehicle Data to Be Determined
F.1 – maximum technically permissible mass of the loaded vehicle, in kilograms;
F.2 – Maximum permissible mass, in kilograms, for the registration and/or operation of vehicles intended for domestic and/or international transport operations;
F.4 – the sum of the maximum permissible mass of the semi-trailer and the load on the semi-trailer tractor;
F.5 – the maximum technically permissible portion of the loaded vehicle's mass allocated to the semi-trailer's axles, in kilograms;
G – Mass of the vehicle in running order, kg (When determining G, the fuel tank(s) must be filled to 90% of its (their) capacity, and the vehicle’s height (for M1, N1, O1, and O2 categories) must not exceed 2.8 m. If the vehicle’s height exceeds 2.8 m (up to 3.8 m), the technical inspection may be performed at the Avižieniai branch, located at 16 Senasis Ukmergės kelias, Užubalių Village, Avižieniai Eldership, Vilnius District Municipality);
J – category and class;
J.1 – body code (national);
P.1 – engine displacement, cm³;
P.2 – maximum net power, kW;
P.3 – fuel type or power source;
P.5 – engine number (if applicable);
Q – power-to-weight ratio, kW/kg (for motorcycles only);
S.1 – number of seats, including the driver's seat.
All vehicles
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