Delhi is set to ban new petrol two-wheeler registrations from April 2028. Electric models will be mandatory for new two-wheeler registrations from FY29.

Through this policy, the government has a clear aim to gradually phase out petrol and diesel vehicles from the system in the coming years and directly attack a major source of pollution.

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.

Delhi is set to ban new petrol two-wheeler registrations from April 2028. Electric models will be mandatory for new two-wheeler registrations from FY29.

The policy aims to drastically reduce vehicular emissions by promoting EVs, mandating electric school buses, and expanding charging infrastructure.

Delhi EV Policy 2.0 Draft: Registration of Only Electric Three-Wheelers From Next Year

In terms of composition, petrol and ethanol-blended vehicles continued to dominate with a 73.1 per cent share, while EVs accounted for 12.7 per cent of total registrations, the data showed.

EV registrations rise strongly in Delhi, but petrol vehicles continue to dominate overall growth.

DPCC will develop a policy framework to establish battery collection centres across Delhi through a public-private partnership (PPP) model.

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

EV registrations rise sharply in Delhi, but petrol vehicles still dominate overall numbers.