Germany's nationwide Deutschlandticket will cost €66.80 ($78) per month from January 1, 2027, up from the current €63 , transport authorities said on Wednesday. It is the first price increase to be determined using a new cost-based formula rather than through political negotiations between Germany's federal and state governments. The €3.80 increase reflects rising personnel, energy and other operating costs, according to Bavaria's Transport Ministry, which currently chairs the conference of Germany's state transport ministers. The new formula also takes into account that federal and state subsidies remain fixed at a combined €3 billion ($3.5 billion) a year. The discounted job ticket will rise to €63.
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