Toll charges on the Vasco da Gama Bridge and the 25 de Abril Bridge have already risen, with the new prices in force since yesterday, 1 January 2026.
Why tolls increased from 1 January 2026
Toll tariffs have gone up by 2.38%, reflecting the year-on-year inflation rate excluding housing (2.28%), with an additional 0.1% added on top. That extra increase stems from an exceptional scheme introduced in 2022, when the Government chose to cap toll rises in response to the sharp inflation surge at the time.
In return, the concession operators were allowed to recoup, in subsequent years, part of the increase that was not applied in 2023-an adjustment that is now reflected in the 2026 tariff update.
Toll prices for 2026
25 de Abril Bridge tolls (2026)
Crossing the 25 de Abril Bridge now costs €2.25 for Class 1 vehicles, which is 10 cents more than in 2025. In absolute terms, the biggest increases are seen in the higher toll classes, with Classes 3 and 4 rising by 25 cents.
Class 5 (motorcycles) is set at the same price as Class 1, but it benefits from a 30% discount when using the automatic lanes. See all the charges.
Vasco da Gama Bridge tolls (2026)
On the Vasco da Gama Bridge, the Class 1 crossing price is now €3.40, up by 15 cents compared with last year.
Here too, the higher classes have larger cash increases, reaching a difference of 40 cents for Class 4. See all the charges.
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