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Delhi EV Policy Drives 30% Surge in Electric Two-Wheeler Registrations
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Moneycontrol•01-10-2026, 10:37
Delhi EV Policy Drives 30% Surge in Electric Two-Wheeler Registrations
- •Delhi's EV Policy led to a 30% increase in electric two-wheeler registrations in the first three months since its launch.
- •The policy aims for 30% electrification of Delhi's vehicle fleet by 2030, with two-wheelers being a key focus due to their large share of the fleet.
- •Incentives for electric two-wheelers include up to Rs 30,000 in the first year, reducing over subsequent years.
- •The government secured approval for 382 charging station sites and brought KPMG on board as its Project Management Unit.
- •Four-wheeler goods vehicles saw an 83% increase in registrations, electric cars rose 27%, and three-wheelers increased by 18%.
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Delhi's Electric Vehicle Policy recorded a 30% rise in electric two-wheeler registrations in the first three months following its launch on July 1, compared to the previous quarter.
The policy mandates a complete ban on the registration of new internal combustion engine two-wheelers starting from April 2028.
Out of 456 identified sites, the Ministry of Heavy Industries approved 382 charging station sites, which have been reassessed for segment-specific deployment.
