Delhi Unveils 2026 Electric Vehicle Policy Targeting Massive Charging Network Expansion

Delhi Government announced the EV Policy 2026 as part of the “Roads Reimagined” initiative, aiming to overhaul city transport, offering subsidies for buyers, tax breaks for manufacturers, and requiring new charging stations at major intersections and public depots.

Policy Document outlines a target to install 1,000 public charging points by 2028 and to convert 30% of public transport to electric by 2030, with funding from state budget and private partners.

Industry Leaders such as Tata Motors and Ather Energy welcomed the measures, saying the incentives will lower vehicle costs and accelerate adoption, while the transport department will monitor compliance through a digital registry.

National Framework aligns Delhi’s plan with the India EV Policy Roadmap 2026‑2030, which promotes domestic battery production and sets nationwide charging infrastructure goals, providing a coordinated push for electric mobility across the country.