Delhi has launched one of India's most ambitious electric vehicle (EV) policies to reduce air pollution.

Authorities in Delhi, India, are intensifying measures to combat severe air pollution.

The electric vehicle policy, effective from July 1 and running through the end of March 2030, is expected to serve as a solution to help reduce air pollution in Delhi.

Authorities in Delhi, India, are intensifying measures to combat severe air pollution.

Delhi government s intensifying efforts to combat severe local air pollution. A key measure is the launch of an electric vehicle support scheme.

Authorities in Delhi, India, are intensifying measures to combat severe air pollution.

Authorities in Delhi, India, are intensifying measures to combat severe air pollution.

The Delhi government has launched a new electric vehicle (EV) policy (valid until March 2030).

The Delhi government has launched a new electric vehicle (EV) policy (valid until March 2030).

The article discusses the new, highly ambitious Delhi Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy 2.0, aimed at tackling the city's severe air pollution.

Delhi EV policy: From 1 April 2028, only new electric two-wheelers will be registered in Delhi.

The transition in Delhi will require making economic adjustments, adapting to logistical challenges, and enhancing technological capabilities. The national capital's endeavour will be closely watched

The city plans to ban new petrol and CNG two-wheeler registrations from April 2028, aiming to curb significant transport-related emissions. Experts emphasise the need for regional policy alignment to maximise pollution reduction benefits across the Indo-Gangetic Plain.

Delhi has approved a new EV Policy that will allow only electric two-wheelers from 2028, but Gurgaon continues to lag in EV adoption despite Haryana's incentives and charging infrastructure push.

Delhi govt focuses on charging infra; targets to set up 30k charging points in 4 yrs

Delhi has proposed a new electric vehicle (EV) policy to cut air pollution by encouraging people to switch from petrol and diesel vehicles.

Under Delhi’s new EV policy, the sale and registration of petrol two- and three-wheelers will soon be stopped.

Draft policy proposes tax exemptions, incentives and phased transition to electric vehicles, including mandatory e-two-wheelers by 2028, to tackle rising emissions in the capital.

Under Delhi’s new EV policy, the sale and registration of petrol two- and three-wheelers will soon be stopped.