Following its expiration, the Delhi government extended its Electric Vehicle (EV) policy by an extra 15 days. Since officials have already created a new draft policy, this extension is anticipated to be the last one. A 25% purchase subsidy (up to Rs 5,500) for e-cycles, Rs 30,000 for e-rickshaws and e-carts, Rs 5,000 per kWh of battery capacity (up to Rs 30,000) for two-wheelers, and…
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E-MOBILITY
Following its expiration, the Delhi government extended its Electric Vehicle (EV) policy by an extra 15 days. Since officials have already created a new…
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