Delhi's new Electric Vehicle Policy 2026 includes provisions for hydrogen fuel-based vehicles within four years. The Delhi Transport Corporation will introduce two hydrogen-powered buses in collaboration with NTPC, aiming to reduce vehicular emissions.
Delhi's new EV Policy offers subsidies within 60 days for electric vehicle buyers, including two-wheelers up to Rs 2.25 lakh. Incentives for electric two, three, and four-wheeled goods vehicles will be directly transferred. Electric cars get road tax and registration fee exemptions until March 2030.
Delhi's Group of Ministers is divided on whether to offer incentives for strong hybrid vehicles in the upcoming EV Policy 2.0, which aims for a 50% waiver on road tax and registration fees for hybrids up to Rs 30 lakh. The debate pits zero-emission advocates against those seeing hybrids as a transitional technology.
