The Delhi government plans to ban the registration of non-electric two-wheelers starting in August 2026 under its EV Policy 2.0.

The policy, approved in principle by the transport minister, will be reviewed by the state cabinet.

It aims to phase out fossil fuel-based public transport, replace 10-year-old autorickshaws with EVs, and stop CNG auto permit renewals.

By 2027, municipal fleets must be fully electric, supported by 13,200 new charging stations across Delhi.

The policy targets 95% EV registrations by 2027 and 98% by 2030, aligning with India’s broader clean mobility push.