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Delhi EV Policy 2.0: Aiming for 95% EVs by 2027, Electric Car Mandate & More
- Delhi's proposed EV Policy 2.0 targets 95% of new vehicle registrations to be electric by 2027, a significant increase from the previous target of 25% by 2024.
- Key components of the policy include mandating the third private car in households to be electric, phasing out fossil fuel vehicles, and enhancing charging infrastructure.
- The policy aims to combat air pollution, improve air quality, create livelihood opportunities, and ensure an equitable transition to electric mobility.
- Targets and mandates under the policy include requiring the third private car to be electric, banning fossil fuel three-wheelers from August 2025, and transitioning to electric buses.
- Incentives like purchase incentives, scrapping incentives, and charging infrastructure expansion are proposed to facilitate the adoption of electric vehicles.
- A dedicated State EV Fund will be established to finance the initiatives, with the aim of efficient and sustainable implementation.
- Challenges in implementing the policy include infrastructure development, grid capacity, public acceptance, affordability, and availability of electric vehicles.
- Experts note that the policy could set a precedent, but challenges remain in meeting the ambitious targets and ensuring a smooth transition.
- Delhi EV Policy 2.0 builds upon the original policy with more stringent measures, aiming to address shortcomings and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles.
- The success of the policy hinges on effective implementation, overcoming challenges, and leveraging the economic benefits of transitioning to electric mobility.
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