Porsche

Porsche 911 Turbo S

650 hp from 3,745 cc: the smallest engine of these ten models. Belgium, which bases its road tax on engine size, taxes it more lightly than a far less powerful saloon.

Porsche 911 Turbo S

Photo: Porsche AG

Power
650 hp
0–100 km/h
2.7 s
CO₂ emissions
254 g/km
Kerb weight
1715 kg
Fuel
Petrol

Registration cost by country

Registration tax and eco-malus applied to this model, country by country. In France the CO₂ malus and the weight malus add up, but their total is capped at €80,000: above a certain emissions level, two very different vehicles pay the same amount.

No additional tax
Czech Republic
0 €
Annual tax0 €
Administrative fees (certificate and plates)1,250 Kč (≈ 52 €)
euro equivalents are indicative, at the rate of 2026-08-06
Luxembourg
0 €
Annual tax335 €
Administrative fees (certificate only, plates extra)50 €
Belgium
On registration≈ 6,358 € – 14,539 €
Annual tax≈ 2,408 € – 2,806 €
estimaterange across the 3 Regions
Administrative fees (certificate and plates)30 €
France
Ecological malus : 80,000 €
capped

Excludes the regional registration-certificate tax. Pick a region to get the full registration-certificate cost.

Excludes administrative and plate fees
Germany
Administrative fees (certificate and plates)≈ 50 € – 100 €
Kfz-Steuer572 €
Netherlands
BPM (registration)73,344 €
Road tax (by province)≈ 1,190 € – 1,294 €
Administrative fees (certificate only, plates extra)13 €

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