It depends on the region more than on any other factor. Based on the VTC360 index for July 2026:
- Balearic Islands: around €198,000 — the most expensive market, driven by the tourist season.
- Madrid: around €145,500, with the largest sample size in the country.
- Barcelona: around €92,000, with a regulatory discount compared to Madrid.
- Málaga: around €68,000; Valencia: around €61,000; Seville: around €55,700.
- Medium-sized markets such as Zaragoza (€36,700) or A Coruña (€23,000) complete the typical range of €15,000–200,000.
Each data point in the index states its month, source and sample size (n) at /price-index; no figure is given without a source. On top of this base price, the market pays more for a verified income history, a vehicle in good condition, or a valid lease agreement — and deducts for outstanding charges, suspended licences or incomplete documentation.
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The living price reference is the VTC licence price index: by province and month by month, with sample and source.
LAST REVIEWED · Jul 19, 2026 — VTC360 guide: general criteria, not advice for your specific case.