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Minnesota’s current standard passenger license plates (issued since 2008) are all-flat with black characters on a white-to-light-blue gradient background, featuring the "10,000 Lakes" slogan, typically using a three-letter, four-number format (e.g., AAA 000). As of 2024–2026, new specialty plates are popular, including all-black "blackout" plates, pro sports team designs, and pollinator plates.
Key Features of Minnesota Plates (2026):
Design: The standard plate features a white section at the top that fades to light blue at the bottom, with "10,000 Lakes" at the top.
Characters: All-flat (non-embossed) black lettering.
Format: The current standard series for passenger vehicles is typically three letters and four numbers (e.g., TZW 167).
Specialty/New Plates: New options introduced include the "blackout" plate (black background, white text), Minnesota professional sports team plates (Vikings, Twins, etc.), and a Pollinator plate featuring a bee and butterfly.
Layout: Front and rear plates are required for most vehicles.
Expiration: Stickers are placed in the lower-left (month) and lower-right (year) corners.
Replacement: Plates must be replaced every 7 years.
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