Electric vehicle registrations in Delhi reached a new high of 10,719 units in July. This surge followed the notification of the Delhi government's new EV Policy 2.0 during the month. The policy offers incentives and tax exemptions to promote electric mobility across the city. Future plans include phasing out petrol and CNG two-wheelers by 2028. The government aims to establish a robust electric vehicle ecosystem by 2030.

NEW DELHI/ CHENNAI: India’s EV market hit a new high in July with registrations across categories jumping over 66% to around 3.3 lakh units, compared with just under 2 lakh units…

Electric vehicle registrations in Delhi reached a new high of 10,719 units in July. This surge followed the notification of the Delhi government's new EV Policy 2.0 during the…