Systems for registering vehicles are essential for keeping track of ownership changes. However, severe flaws in the current systems permit vehicles that have been stolen or illegally sold to be registered. Inefficient verification techniques, drawn-out administrative processes, and dishonest employees cause these problems. This paper introduces a transparent system to prevent denial, alteration, or unauthorized manipulation. The proposed method employs hybrid blockchain architecture, distinguishing between confidential and non-confidential data. Personal information is stored privately, while vehicle-related data is maintained as public information. The adoption of blockchain technology is driven by its robust security features, transparency, and traceability, as well as its immutability and ability to handle many users effectively.