Delhi Cabinet has approved a new EV policy effective July 1, 2026, mandating a phase-out of petrol two-wheelers and dropping hybrid incentives to focus on pure EVs. While experts call it a 'game changer' for air pollution, concerns about charging infrastructure gaps (only 5,884 stations vs 5.8 million two-wheelers) persist. The policy targets installing 30,000 charging points across Delhi.
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- ›Delhi's two-wheeler fleet: 5.8 million
- ›Current EV charging stations: 5,884
- ›Target this Data: 5.8 million two-wheelers in Delhi; 5,884 EV charging stations; 30,000 charging points target.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Delhi Transport Department (Transport Minister Ashish Sood) and Delhi Cabinet.
- ›Target this Legal Point: EV Policy effective from July 1, 2026.
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