Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta drafted a new Electric Vehicle policy that is currently being finalised for a launch by early 2026. It plans to fight the city’s heavy air pollution. This plan covers the national capital and aims to achieve a 25% electric sales target to combat severe air pollution. By offering new rewards, the capital aims to persuade more people to opt for battery-powered transport over petrol engines

The PM E-DRIVE initiative of the Indian government registered sales of more than 1.13 million electric vehicles in its first year of operation. According to a report by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), sales more than tripled despite a significant reduction in the financial support given to each buyer. Higher Scheme Efficiency One of the most important conclusions drawn from research is that the PM E-DRIVE program

The Maharashtra government ordered an end to “illegal” toll collection from Electric Vehicles on major routes, with full compliance expected within eight days.

Leading automakers in India are offering high discounts (up to ₹3.5 lakh) on electric vehicles to clear 2025 stock following a shift in buyer preference.

Ludhiana MC plans 100 new EV charging stations through a PPP model to expand access, cut fuel costs and strengthen the city’s EV ecosystem.