Delhi clears EV Policy 2.0 with steep subsidies and phased ICE two-wheeler ban from 2028
Delhi Cabinet approved EV Policy 2.0 offering road-tax waivers and subsidies up to ₹30,000 for e-2Ws, ₹50,000 for e-3Ws and ₹1 lakh for e-N1 vehicles, alongside a ₹30 lakh price cap. EV makers Ather and Kinetic Green welcomed it, while SIAM and ICE manufacturers opposed registration curbs ahead of the April 1, 2028 ICE 2W ban.
Delhi Cabinet approved EV Policy 2.0 with road-tax waivers and subsidies for electric two/three-wheelers and cars, plus phased ICE bans. EV makers Ather and Kinetic Green welcomed it; ICE manufacturers via SIAM opposed registration blocks.
Why this matters
Delhi EV Policy 2.0 escalates earlier EV incentive efforts into hard mandates, pairing steep subsidies with a registration ban that splits EV makers from legacy ICE manufacturers ahead of the 2028 deadline.
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