Delhi EV Policy 2.0: More public chargers will be installed, more subsidies and bonuses will make EVs more affordable

Delhi EV Policy 2.0:  Delhi’s chief minister, Rekha Gupta, said yesterday that the state would adopt a new EV policy the next year. The current EV policy has already been extended many times since it was first implemented in August 2020 for a three-year period. According to media sources, the government intends to introduce a new program starting in the next fiscal year since the current policy has not been able to increase EV sales.

Delhi EV Policy 2.0: EVs Will Get Cheaper

Rekha Gupta, Delhi’s chief minister, wrote about the new EV policy on the social media site X. According to media sources, the government is anticipated to provide a 50% subsidy in order to increase EV sales in the nation’s capital. In order to lower the cost of EVs, the government will provide further discounts and a scrappage incentive, according to the X article.

Delhi EV Policy 2.0: Infrastructure for Charging

The improvement of the national capital’s charging network was also brought up by the chief minister. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s X post emphasizes that a new battery swapping mechanism would improve the public charging infrastructure. Additionally, the letter notes that new charging infrastructure would be installed in the colonies and public areas.