Maharashtra Mandates High Security Registration Plates For Pre-April 2019 Vehicles – ₹1,000 Fine Kicks In From July 1

Vehicle owners in Maharashtra with registration before April 1, 2019 must install High Security Registration Plates (HSRP), with a ₹1,000 fine from July 1 for non-compliance. Those who booked by June 30 are exempt until appointment dates. Bookings can be made via official portal or helpline, while private agents may charge extra fees. Official charges vary by vehicle type.

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Maharashtra Mandates High Security Registration Plates For Pre-April 2019 Vehicles – ₹1,000 Fine Kicks In From July 1
Abhishek Pathak Updated: Wednesday, July 01, 2026, 10:09 PM IST
Maharashtra Mandates High Security Registration Plates For Pre-April 2019 Vehicles – ₹1,000 Fine Kicks In From July 1

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Mumbai: If your vehicle was registered before April 1, 2019, you must install a High Security Registration Plate (HSRP). From July 1, vehicles without an HSRP are liable for a ₹1,000 fine across Maharashtra.

There is, however, relief for vehicle owners who have already applied. Those who booked an HSRP installation appointment on or before June 30 will not face enforcement until their scheduled installation date.

How to book an HSRP -

Website: https://transport.maharashtra.gov.in/ZoneWiseWebsiteRedirect.html

- Customer Support: 7428965252

-Email:customer.support@mhhsrp.com

- Offline booking: Not available

Vehicle owners can also book through private agents, who typically charge an additional ₹100–₹200 over the official HSRP fee.

Official HSRP charges (excluding GST):

- Two-wheelers: ₹450

- Three-wheelers: ₹500

- Cars/Light Motor Vehicles: ₹745

- Medium and Heavy Motor Vehicles: ₹745

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Published on: Wednesday, July 01, 2026, 10:09 PM IST

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