NEW DELHI: India’s capital New Delhi will ban new petrol- and diesel-fueled scooters and rickshaws from its roads over the next two years, as an ambitious new policy aimed at bringing down dangerously high pollution levels in the city came into effect on Wednesday. Delhi’s new EV policy seeks to accelerate the use of electric vehicles through incentives, tax exemptions and expanded EV infrastructure, with the goal of achieving a minimum 30 percent electrification of the city’s vehicle fleet by March 2030.

NEW DELHI: Only electric auto-rickshaws will be registered in Delhi from January 1, 2027, while the registration of new petrol and CNG two-wheelers will end from April 1, 2028,…

Delhi's new EV policy exempts electric cars under ₹30 lakh from taxes, phasing out petrol vehicles by 2028 for cleaner air.

Delhi is accelerating its electric mobility drive, with two-wheelers now forming nearly 40% of registered electric vehicles. The city plans to ban new petrol and CNG two-wheeler…

Delhi’s new EV Policy brings major reforms aimed at accelerating electric vehicle adoption through subsidies, expanded charging infrastructure, stricter emission norms, and…