The bill for transport could climb again in 2027... In Paris and all of Île-de-France, subscribers to the Navigo all-zones pass could pay a monthly tariff of €93.40, up from €90.80 today. According to information from ici Paris Île-de-France, this rise is laid out in the budget-orientation report from Île-de-France Mobilités, the regional transport authority. The move comes amid funding for network modernization and higher operating costs, but it still awaits formal approval by a vote.
For daily commuters who ride the metro, RER, train, bus or tram, the monthly surcharge would be €2.60, about 2.9%. Someone who buys twelve monthly passes over the year would therefore pay an extra €31.20, before any potential employer reimbursement.
The annual pass would, for its part, cross a symbolic threshold. The figure cited by CNEWS is €1,027.80, up from €998.80 today, i.e. €29 more over the year. The Imagine R pass would also be affected, priced at €413.70, versus €401.30, a difference of €12.40.
| Subscription | Current price in 2026 | Planned price for 2027 | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navigo Mois toutes zones | €90.80 | €93.40 | +€2.60 per month |
| Navigo Annuel toutes zones | €998.80 | €1,027.80 | +€29 per year |
| Imagine R scolaire et étudiant | €401.30 | €413.70 | +€12.40 per year |
These figures are press-reported projections, not a definitive pricing schedule. For Imagine R, the price currently shown includes processing fees: Île-de-France Mobilités lists a €393.30 excluding fees for the 2026-2027 academic year.
To explain the price changes, Île-de-France Mobilités points to the costs of modernising and expanding the network, as well as the impact of inflation on its operations. The financing agreement reached with the state aims to cap increases at inflation plus one percentage point per year through 2031. The monthly pass had already risen by €2, from €88.80 to €90.80 at the start of this year.
The budget guidance report is slated to be presented to the board on October 15, 2026. This step does not amount to approving new prices. According to details highlighted by Enlarge your Paris, tariffs will be decided in December, during the budget vote. Until then, the announced figures may still change.
For an employee whose home-to-work commuter pass is covered at 50%, a monthly allowance of €93.40 would leave €46.70 to pay, up from €45.40 today. The effective increase would thus be €1.30 per month in this scenario. The remainder of the out-of-pocket cost depends on the reimbursement rate set by the employer.
Casual travelers will also have a watchlist item: a merger of Bus-Tram and Metro-Train-RER tickets is on the table, priced at €2.45. Under this scenario, the metro, train or RER ticket would drop by €0.10, but the bus or tram ticket would rise by €0.40. The question now is which options will be kept in the forthcoming fare grid.
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