The primary toll system on Swedish roads and motorways is based on the electronic Eurovignette, which must be purchased before starting a journey. It applies exclusively to vehicle sets with a gross vehicle weight exceeding 12 tonnes. Lighter vehicles (e.g., delivery vans up to 3.5 t or rigid trucks from 7.5 to 11.99 t) are exempt from this obligation.
Table: Eurovignette Price List (SEK) for 2026
The following breakdown presents costs for the most popular Class Euro 6 vehicles in international fleets:
| Weight and Axles | Emission Class | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12-18 t (2-3 axles) | Euro 6 | 138.00 SEK | 495.00 SEK | 1,392.00 SEK | 9,775.00 SEK |
| > 18 t (≤ 3 axles) | Euro 6 | 138.00 SEK | 495.00 SEK | 1,392.00 SEK | 9,775.00 SEK |
| > 18 t (4 axles) | Euro 6 | 138.00 SEK | 782.00 SEK | 2,199.00 SEK | 15,525.00 SEK |
| > 18 t (≥ 5 axles) | Euro 6 | 138.00 SEK | 782.00 SEK | 2,199.00 SEK | 15,525.00 SEK |
Cost Analysis: Note that the daily rate (138.00 SEK) is fixed and independent of axles, weight, or even the Euro norm (Euro 0 pays the same per day as Euro 6). “Penalties” for older vehicles only appear with long-term vignettes. For example, the annual vignette for a typical set (≥ 5 axles) with a Euro 3 norm is as high as 18,630 SEK compared to 15,525 SEK for Euro 6.
Hidden Costs of Scandinavia: Bridges and Congestion Tax
Sweden can surprise you with additional road fees, which are captured automatically in the Free Flow system via cameras (license plate recognition) or on-board units (OBU/EETS).
- Urban Congestion Tax (Stockholm and Gothenburg): A congestion tax is charged for driving in designated zones of these cities on weekdays (usually 6:30 - 18:29), varying by time of day. In 2026, the maximum daily amount per vehicle is 135 SEK in Stockholm (peak season) and 60 SEK in Gothenburg.
- Øresund Bridge (Sweden - Denmark): This is a key transit crossing. A standard single crossing for a heavy lorry (10–20m) costs approximately 1,880 DKK (approx. 2,900 SEK) for cash/card payments, but costs can be significantly reduced with a BroBizz/EETS device to around 1,460 DKK.
- Infrastructure Bridges: Small fees apply to bridges like Motala (11 SEK), Sundsvall (20 SEK), and Skurubron (4 SEK) for heavy goods vehicles.
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You already know the rates and what to watch for regarding conversions, but manually calculating costs for a route spanning thousands of kilometers is a direct path to errors. That is why we provide you with a tool that does it for you.
- Down-to-the-cent precision: Our calculator automatically calculates road tolls, taking into account unique regulations—from axles and weight to Euro or CO2 emission class.
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The Swedish Krona Trap: Why Are You Losing on Conversion?
Like Denmark (DKK) or Hungary (HUF), Sweden operates its own currency (SEK). If your bridge fees, congestion taxes, and vignettes are handled by a universal EETS provider, you risk double conversion.
An OBU provider often converts Swedish Krona to Euro, adding an “invisible” currency spread of 3% to 6%, then invoices you in your local currency at another unfavorable rate. With annual vignettes and frequent Øresund crossings, these are significant sums needlessly disappearing from your company budget.
OMV SmartPass and the Power of ECB Rates
The remedy for currency “leaks” is OMV SmartPass. Its main advantage in Scandinavian markets is financial transparency:
- European Central Bank (ECB) Rates: OMV SmartPass guarantees Swedish fees are settled at the fairest, official market rate. There is no room for unfavorable intermediary margins.
- One System for all Scandinavia: The device handles Swedish bridge fees, allows for easy Eurovignette configuration, and integrates with the new Danish distance-based toll system.
- One Invoice: You receive a consolidated statement showing the fair SEK conversion rate clearly.
ONYX - Your Advisor in Fleet Optimization
As an official agent of OMV, ONYX facilitates navigation through complex Scandinavian markets. Instead of just selling you “another box for the windshield,” ONYX experts can perform an audit for you. They will review your current Swedish bridge invoices and demonstrate how much lower that same amount would be if calculated using ECB rates.
Driving to Sweden and tired of overpaying for currency exchange? Contact ONYX and start paying exactly what the Swedish road authority requires—not a penny more to intermediaries.
Are you currently using a single EETS device for your entire Scandinavian fleet, or are you managing separate local contracts for vignettes and bridges?
