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Delhi EV Policy Has Achieved 86 Percent of Its Targets, Says Transport Department
Delhi's Electric Vehicle policy which will complete three years in August has so far achieved around 86 percent of its measures and targets, according to the transport department.
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Only Electric Bike-Taxis to Be Permitted in Delhi Under Cab Aggregator Scheme
Mandatory panic buttons in taxis, integration with emergency number '112', and phase-wise transition to EVs are some of the highlights of the Motor Vehicle Aggregator Scheme 2023 to regulate cab aggregators and delivery service providers in the national capital. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal approved the policy on Wednesday. A draft of the ...
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Electric Vehicles Made Up Nearly 15 Percent of All Sales in Delhi in March, Data Shows
Electric vehicles (EV) accounted for nearly 15 percent of all vehicles sold in Delhi in March, with a total of 7,926 EVs, both four-wheelers and two-wheelers. According to the transport department, 1.12 lakh EVs have been sold under the Delhi Electric Vehicles Policy that was implemented in 2020.
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Uber Says Delhi's Plan to Only Allow Electric Bikes May Impact Mobility
Uber Technologies said on Friday that the plans by the local government in India's Delhi city to only allow electric vehicles to function as bike taxis would risk "finishing off the sector" and impact the mobility needs of millions. Delhi's plans, part of a new policy to regulate vehicles used by ride-hailing companies like Uber and rival Ola, are...
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Delhi Sees Highest-Ever Monthly Electric Vehicle Sales Across States
Since the launch of the EV policy, the UT registered 93,239 electric vehicles, of which two-wheelers contribute nearly 55 per cent of the total EV sales in the year 2022.
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Delhi to Get 100 EV Charging Stations in 2 Months, CM Arvind Kejriwal Says
Delhi is set to get 100 new EV charging stations in two months, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday. The national capital will get new electric vehicle charging stations that include battery swapping points, according to the chief minister. The charging stations have come up under public-private partnership, for which the Delhi government iden...
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Mobile Phones Should Replace Printed Tickets, India Should Embrace New EV Technology: Union Minister Gadkari
The Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari suggested on Wednesday that a time was coming when tickets issued to passengers should be phased out and mobile phones used in their place. He also said that people of India need to accept the new technology of electric vehicles.
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Delhi Announces New EV Action Plan, Aims to Install One Public Charging Point for 15 EVs by 2024
Delhi government has announced a new action plan as part of its policy for electric vehicles, aiming to install at least one public charging point for 15 EVs by 2024. The charging points will be accessible within 3 km travel from anywhere in Delhi. The government is planning to target 25 percent of all new vehicle registrations under the EV policy ...
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Subsidies On Electric Vehicles Not Healthy Beyond A Point: Delhi Minister
Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot on Monday said it will not be "very healthy" to provide subsidies to buyers of electric vehicles (EVs) beyond a point.
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Delhi Is Becoming The Capital Of Electric Vehicles, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday inaugurated seven electric vehicle charging stations and said the city is slowly becoming the capital of electric vehicles in India.
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Delhi Government Launches WhatsApp Chatbot To Answer Queries On Electric Vehicles
Delhi Government launched a new WhatsApp chatbot to answer queries related to electric vehicles. From how to procure e-vehicles to their price range and incentives, the chatbot will answer all possible queries.
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Delhi Government Mandates Electric Fleet for Cab Aggregators, Food Delivery Firms by April 1, 2030
The Delhi government's draft aggregator policy has mandated cab companies, food delivery firms and e-commerce entities to transition to an all-electric fleet by April 1, 2030. It has also proposed a fine of Rs. 50,000 per vehicle if a company fails to make the transition.
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Delhi Government's Draft Policy Mandates All-Electric Fleet For Cabs, Food Delivery Firms
The Delhi government's draft aggregator policy mandates transition to an all-electric fleet for cab companies, food delivery firms and e-commerce entities by April 1, 2030 and proposes a fine of Rs 50,000 per vehicle.
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Delhi Government Approves 1,500 Electric Buses for Public Transport Fleet
The Delhi government has approved induction of 1,500 low-floor electric buses in its public transportation fleet, as per an official statement. The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) also said to allocate 10 sites to various agencies for setting up electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and battery swapping stations under Delhi EV Policy 2020.
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Delhi Government Adds E-Cycles under EV Policy, Offers Subsidy
The Delhi Government has added e-cycles under the electric vehicle (EV) policy, providing a subsidy of Rs. 5,500 each for the first 10,000 buyers of e-cycles in the city.
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Delhi EV Policy Has Achieved 86 Percent of Its Targets, Says Transport Department
Delhi's Electric Vehicle policy which will complete three years in August has so far achieved around 86 percent of its measures and targets, according to the transport department.
-
Only Electric Bike-Taxis to Be Permitted in Delhi Under Cab Aggregator Scheme
Mandatory panic buttons in taxis, integration with emergency number '112', and phase-wise transition to EVs are some of the highlights of the Motor Vehicle Aggregator Scheme 2023 to regulate cab aggregators and delivery service providers in the national capital. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal approved the policy on Wednesday. A draft of the ...
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Electric Vehicles Made Up Nearly 15 Percent of All Sales in Delhi in March, Data Shows
Electric vehicles (EV) accounted for nearly 15 percent of all vehicles sold in Delhi in March, with a total of 7,926 EVs, both four-wheelers and two-wheelers. According to the transport department, 1.12 lakh EVs have been sold under the Delhi Electric Vehicles Policy that was implemented in 2020.
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Uber Says Delhi's Plan to Only Allow Electric Bikes May Impact Mobility
Uber Technologies said on Friday that the plans by the local government in India's Delhi city to only allow electric vehicles to function as bike taxis would risk "finishing off the sector" and impact the mobility needs of millions. Delhi's plans, part of a new policy to regulate vehicles used by ride-hailing companies like Uber and rival Ola, are...
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Delhi Sees Highest-Ever Monthly Electric Vehicle Sales Across States
Since the launch of the EV policy, the UT registered 93,239 electric vehicles, of which two-wheelers contribute nearly 55 per cent of the total EV sales in the year 2022.
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Delhi to Get 100 EV Charging Stations in 2 Months, CM Arvind Kejriwal Says
Delhi is set to get 100 new EV charging stations in two months, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday. The national capital will get new electric vehicle charging stations that include battery swapping points, according to the chief minister. The charging stations have come up under public-private partnership, for which the Delhi government iden...
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Mobile Phones Should Replace Printed Tickets, India Should Embrace New EV Technology: Union Minister Gadkari
The Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari suggested on Wednesday that a time was coming when tickets issued to passengers should be phased out and mobile phones used in their place. He also said that people of India need to accept the new technology of electric vehicles.
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Delhi Announces New EV Action Plan, Aims to Install One Public Charging Point for 15 EVs by 2024
Delhi government has announced a new action plan as part of its policy for electric vehicles, aiming to install at least one public charging point for 15 EVs by 2024. The charging points will be accessible within 3 km travel from anywhere in Delhi. The government is planning to target 25 percent of all new vehicle registrations under the EV policy ...
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Subsidies On Electric Vehicles Not Healthy Beyond A Point: Delhi Minister
Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot on Monday said it will not be "very healthy" to provide subsidies to buyers of electric vehicles (EVs) beyond a point.
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Delhi Is Becoming The Capital Of Electric Vehicles, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday inaugurated seven electric vehicle charging stations and said the city is slowly becoming the capital of electric vehicles in India.
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Delhi Government Launches WhatsApp Chatbot To Answer Queries On Electric Vehicles
Delhi Government launched a new WhatsApp chatbot to answer queries related to electric vehicles. From how to procure e-vehicles to their price range and incentives, the chatbot will answer all possible queries.
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Delhi Government Mandates Electric Fleet for Cab Aggregators, Food Delivery Firms by April 1, 2030
The Delhi government's draft aggregator policy has mandated cab companies, food delivery firms and e-commerce entities to transition to an all-electric fleet by April 1, 2030. It has also proposed a fine of Rs. 50,000 per vehicle if a company fails to make the transition.
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Delhi Government's Draft Policy Mandates All-Electric Fleet For Cabs, Food Delivery Firms
The Delhi government's draft aggregator policy mandates transition to an all-electric fleet for cab companies, food delivery firms and e-commerce entities by April 1, 2030 and proposes a fine of Rs 50,000 per vehicle.
-
Delhi Government Approves 1,500 Electric Buses for Public Transport Fleet
The Delhi government has approved induction of 1,500 low-floor electric buses in its public transportation fleet, as per an official statement. The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) also said to allocate 10 sites to various agencies for setting up electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and battery swapping stations under Delhi EV Policy 2020.
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Delhi Government Adds E-Cycles under EV Policy, Offers Subsidy
The Delhi Government has added e-cycles under the electric vehicle (EV) policy, providing a subsidy of Rs. 5,500 each for the first 10,000 buyers of e-cycles in the city.
