Delhi government's new EV policy bans registration of new petrol/CNG two-wheelers from April 1, 2028, and offers purchase incentives. The move is accelerating consumer shift to EVs due to lower running costs (Rs 20/charge vs Rs 100/day petrol) and concerns over fuel prices and ethanol blending. However, charging infrastructure remains a key challenge, with only 55% having formal access.
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- ›Petrol/CNG Two-Wheeler Ban Date: April 1, 2028
- ›EV Charging Cost per 100 km: ~Rs 20
- ›Target this Data: Ban effective April 1, 2028
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Delhi Government (Transport Department)
- ›Target this Legal Point: Delhi EV Policy (2026) – registration ban on petrol/CNG two-wheelers
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