"All electric cars with an ex-showroom price below or equal to Rs 30 lakhs registered in the NCT of Delhi shall be granted 100 percent exemption from road tax and registration fees till March 31, 2030," Delhi government's new EV policy draft stated. "Electric cars with ex-showroom price above Rs 30 lakhs registered in the NCT of Delhi shall not be granted any exemption from road tax and registration fees," it stated further. The 2026 Delhi EV policy draft also proposed a 50 percent exemption for strong hybrid vehicles in the same price bracket and timeframe.
Mumbai
Mumbai
Delhi EV policy proposes no road tax for EVs up to Rs 30 lakh
The new draft suggested this waiver till March 2030; a 50 percent relief for hybrid cars was also proposed.
1 min read•13 Apr '26
Uday Singh8 views
Suggested News
Hormazd Sorabjee
Ketan Thakkar
Delhi proposes EV-only new two-wheelers from 2028
The proposals are open for public consultation for 30 days, after which the policy will be finalised.
2 min read•13 Apr '26
Autocar India News Desk84 views
FY2026 luxury car sales: Mercedes remains in top spot
BMW recorded the highest sales uptick for the full FY2026 timeframe.
3 min read•9 Apr '26
Viraaj Bhatnagar3K+ views
EV sales in India hit nearly 2 lakh units in FY2026
The EV market recorded a near 84 percent year-on-year surge in sales during FY2026.
3 min read•8 Apr '26
Viraaj Bhatnagar7K+ views
Crude oil prices drop after ceasefire announcement
Brent crude fell by 13.6 percent, while WTI crude dropped 14.3 percent.
2 min read•8 Apr '26
Suraj Viswanathan905 views
BMW widens gap over Mercedes-Benz in FY2026 luxury EV sales
Luxury EV sales hit a record high of 5,404 units in FY2026.
3 min read•7 Apr '26
Viraaj Bhatnagar
Poll of the month
Which upcoming midsize twin-cylinder adventure bike are you most excited for?
Norton Atlas
BMW F 450 GS
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750
Kawasaki KLE500
1708 votes•18 days remaining
Can't decide which car to buy?
Ask our experts and get answers to all your car related queries.