Delhi government has officially notified the Delhi Electric Vehicles Policy 2026, effective July 1, 2026, until March 31, 2030. The policy aims to boost EV adoption with tax exemptions, subsidies for two and three-wheelers, and a Rs 15,000 crore investment for charging infrastructure.
Delhi's new Electric Vehicles Policy 2026, effective July 1, 2026, offers full road tax and registration exemptions for electric cars under Rs 30 lakh. It mandates electric auto-rickshaw registrations from January 2027 and phases out petrol/CNG two-wheeler registrations by April 2028, with subsidies for e-two-wheelers.
India's electric vehicle market is gaining momentum, driven by high fuel prices and upcoming regulations like CAFE-3. Despite a 25% market expansion and EVs crossing the 5% threshold, challenges in charging infrastructure and supply chain dependencies, particularly on China, persist.
Rising crude oil prices and West Asian geopolitical instability are accelerating India's shift to electric vehicles (EVs). Businesses seek stable operational costs, with fleet operators favoring local EV solutions over imported alternatives.
Rising crude oil prices and West Asian geopolitical instability are accelerating India's shift to electric vehicles (EVs), particularly in the commercial sector. Businesses seek stable operational costs, with EV leasing offering a solution without heavy capital outlay.
