The A2/A6 route - Marateca / Caia section, for Class 1 vehicles, will also see an increase of 35 cents, to €15.40.

The concessionaire indicated that toll rates will see a 2.29% increase in 2026, which "is based, as stipulated in the concession contract, on the annual inflation rate - Mainland without inhabited areas - for October and the additional 0.1% foreseen in Decree-Law No. 87-A/2022".

Brisa emphasised that, as in recent years, in 2026 there are "cases of toll rates showing variations below the average or even zero".

"In other cases, toll rates show variations above the average, as they have not been subject to updates in previous years," it reads.

According to Brisa, 40 of the 93 toll rates applied to Class 1 vehicles will be updated in 2026, and of the total tolls applicable on the BCR network, 57% will remain unchanged from 2025.

Among the routes whose price remains unchanged are trips from Lisbon to Oeiras or Ermesinde to Valongo.

On November 12, it was reported that highway tolls were expected to increase by 2.29% in 2026, based on the year-on-year inflation rate excluding housing in mainland Portugal for October, as published by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), plus 0.1% compensation to concessionaires.

Brisa also announced that it plans to invest €64 million in its network in 2026, with the main maintenance works covering highways throughout the country, including "pavement improvement works and rehabilitation of viaducts and embankments, among other works".

"Some of the A2 service areas will see increased parking capacity for light vehicles, and the availability of electric vehicle charging points will be reinforced where demand is highest," he added.

The Brisa Group and Via Verde recently announced that the Oeiras service area on the A5 now has a new supercharger hub for electric vehicles.

Brisa also highlighted in the press release that Via Verde plans to install another new supercharger hub in the Trofa service area of ​​the A3, in the Porto Metropolitan Area, by the first half of 2026.