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Telangana EV Policy 2024: Here's Everything You Need to Know
Telangana's new EV Policy 2024, announced by Minister Ponnam Prabhakar, offers 100% road tax and registration fee exemptions for EVs until 2026, removing previous caps on eligible vehicles. This move, alongside plans for better charging infrastructure and phasing out diesel buses, supports Hyderabad's goal of reducing air pollution. Citizens are ur...
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Auto Dealers Should Also Have Vehicle Scrapping Facilities: Nitin Gadkari
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said dealers of automobiles should also open vehicle scrapping facilities.
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UP Cabinet Approves Old Vehicle Scrapping Policy, Rebate On Road Tax
The State Transport Minister said that for scrapping 15 years old vehicles the state government would provide a 50 per cent rebate in taxes.
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11 States Join National Single Window System For Vehicle Scrapping
Ministry of Road Transport and Highways today said 11 states/UTs have been onboarded onto the National Single Window System for Voluntary Vehicle-Fleet Modernization Program to attract private investment in vehicle scrapping ecosystem.
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Car Owners Want Scrappage Criteria To Be Based On Km Covered: Survey
A survey by LocalCircles finds a large number of respondents unhappy with the Central Governments scrappage criteria being based on vehicle age.
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Abhishek Group Partners With Kaiho Sangyo To Open Vehicle Scrappage Facility
The new vehicle scrappage plant was inaugurated on May 10, 2022 and can process up to 1,800 vehicles per month.
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Government Aims To Set Up Vehicle Scrapping Facility Within 150 Km Of Each City
Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said his aim is to develop at least one automobile scrapping facility within 150 km from each city centre
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India's Vehicle Scrappage Policy
According to the Union Budget for 2021 in the coming years, the Government has focused on infrastructure and healthcare spending. But the automotive sector also featured in the year's budget and the proposed Vehicle Scrappage policy will have a major impact on the cars you buy in the coming years.
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India's Scrapping Policy
According to the policy, it is said that it would help phase out unfit and polluting vehicles in an environment-friendly manner. So what does the scrapping policy exactly say?
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Everything You Need to Know About India's Vehicle Scrappage Policy
The vehicles aren't just scrapped because of their age but also if they are found to be unfit during the automated testing. The aim is to create an environmentally friendly ecosystem.
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Auto Sales To Grow 10-12 Per Cent Due To Scrappage Policy, Says Nitin Gadkari
Inaugurating the new Maruti Suzuki Toyotsu Vehicle Scrapping facility in Noida, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the National automobile scrappage policy will help in increasing automobile sales by 10 to 12 per cent.
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Scrappage Policy Will Help India Achieve Its Goal Of Net-Zero Emission By 2070: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari says that the commitment made by the Prime Minister at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) is important to the government. He is confident that scrappage policy is one of the solutions to achieve this goal.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Inaugurates The Maruti Suzuki Toyotsu Vehicle Scrapping Facility In Noida
The MSTI facility has been built by Maruti Suzuki and Toyota Tsusho Group and is the first government-approved scrapping and recycling facility for end-of-life vehicles (ELVs). It can recycle up to 2,000 vehicles every month.
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Government Offers 25% Road Tax Rebate On Vehicles Bought After Scrapping Old Ones
Government has said that it will provide up to 25 per cent rebate on road tax for automobiles which are purchased after getting old vehicles junked
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Ministry Of Road Transport And Highways Releases List Of Incentives, Disincentives Under Vehicle Scrapping Policy
The Ministry says that these incentives and disincentives combined are aimed at encouraging the vehicle owners to discard their old and polluting vehicles having higher maintenance and fuel consumption costs.
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Telangana EV Policy 2024: Here's Everything You Need to Know
Telangana's new EV Policy 2024, announced by Minister Ponnam Prabhakar, offers 100% road tax and registration fee exemptions for EVs until 2026, removing previous caps on eligible vehicles. This move, alongside plans for better charging infrastructure and phasing out diesel buses, supports Hyderabad's goal of reducing air pollution. Citizens are ur...
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Auto Dealers Should Also Have Vehicle Scrapping Facilities: Nitin Gadkari
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said dealers of automobiles should also open vehicle scrapping facilities.
-
UP Cabinet Approves Old Vehicle Scrapping Policy, Rebate On Road Tax
The State Transport Minister said that for scrapping 15 years old vehicles the state government would provide a 50 per cent rebate in taxes.
-
11 States Join National Single Window System For Vehicle Scrapping
Ministry of Road Transport and Highways today said 11 states/UTs have been onboarded onto the National Single Window System for Voluntary Vehicle-Fleet Modernization Program to attract private investment in vehicle scrapping ecosystem.
-
Car Owners Want Scrappage Criteria To Be Based On Km Covered: Survey
A survey by LocalCircles finds a large number of respondents unhappy with the Central Governments scrappage criteria being based on vehicle age.
-
Abhishek Group Partners With Kaiho Sangyo To Open Vehicle Scrappage Facility
The new vehicle scrappage plant was inaugurated on May 10, 2022 and can process up to 1,800 vehicles per month.
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Government Aims To Set Up Vehicle Scrapping Facility Within 150 Km Of Each City
Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said his aim is to develop at least one automobile scrapping facility within 150 km from each city centre
-
India's Vehicle Scrappage Policy
According to the Union Budget for 2021 in the coming years, the Government has focused on infrastructure and healthcare spending. But the automotive sector also featured in the year's budget and the proposed Vehicle Scrappage policy will have a major impact on the cars you buy in the coming years.
-
India's Scrapping Policy
According to the policy, it is said that it would help phase out unfit and polluting vehicles in an environment-friendly manner. So what does the scrapping policy exactly say?
-
Everything You Need to Know About India's Vehicle Scrappage Policy
The vehicles aren't just scrapped because of their age but also if they are found to be unfit during the automated testing. The aim is to create an environmentally friendly ecosystem.
-
Auto Sales To Grow 10-12 Per Cent Due To Scrappage Policy, Says Nitin Gadkari
Inaugurating the new Maruti Suzuki Toyotsu Vehicle Scrapping facility in Noida, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the National automobile scrappage policy will help in increasing automobile sales by 10 to 12 per cent.
-
Scrappage Policy Will Help India Achieve Its Goal Of Net-Zero Emission By 2070: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari says that the commitment made by the Prime Minister at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) is important to the government. He is confident that scrappage policy is one of the solutions to achieve this goal.
-
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Inaugurates The Maruti Suzuki Toyotsu Vehicle Scrapping Facility In Noida
The MSTI facility has been built by Maruti Suzuki and Toyota Tsusho Group and is the first government-approved scrapping and recycling facility for end-of-life vehicles (ELVs). It can recycle up to 2,000 vehicles every month.
-
Government Offers 25% Road Tax Rebate On Vehicles Bought After Scrapping Old Ones
Government has said that it will provide up to 25 per cent rebate on road tax for automobiles which are purchased after getting old vehicles junked
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Ministry Of Road Transport And Highways Releases List Of Incentives, Disincentives Under Vehicle Scrapping Policy
The Ministry says that these incentives and disincentives combined are aimed at encouraging the vehicle owners to discard their old and polluting vehicles having higher maintenance and fuel consumption costs.
