People of Haryana can rebate on electric vehicles (EV) again. Industry-Commerce and Environment Minister Rao Narbir Singh has instructed the officials of the concerned departments to bring vehicles up to Rs 40 lakh again under subsidy. Especially two
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If the government implements this scheme, then there can be a benefit of at least 15 thousand rupees on 2 wheel electric vehicles and one and a half lakh to 6 lakh rupees on the car. Delhi adjacent to Haryana gets 15 percent discount, so most people get their EV registration done in Delhi. Due to which the Haryana government loses revenue.
Haryana has the highest number of EVs registered in Gurugram. Minister Rao Narbir Singh said that it is necessary to restore subsidy on EV, so that environment -friendly transport is encouraged.
Know 2 big benefits of implementing subsidy on EV …
1. More importance to two and three-wheelers Electric scooters and three-wheeler vehicles are planned to give more importance. These vehicles are more important for daily transportation than expensive electric cars. That is, people use electric scooters or three-wheelers more for daily movement. While expensive cars are not just about everyone. The government wants to create policies that benefit common people.
2. EV sales will accelerate If the new policy of the government is implemented then the sales of cheap electric cars will accelerate. Affordable vehicles like Tata Tiago EV, Tata Punch EV, Mg Commit Ev will start getting subsidy. Due to which their on-road price can be reduced at least one and a half lakh rupees. In addition, there are plans to prioritize vehicles such as electric scooters and three-wheelers.
4 important questions that you would like to know about EV …
Question 1. When will this plan be applied again? answer: According to Industry Minister Rao Narbir, the officers have been instructed to take necessary policy decisions in this regard with immediate effect. It can be implemented in the next few days.
Question 2. What is the difference between the first and now the plan? answer: Currently, the manufacturer in Haryana gets Rs 5000 per vehicle from the government. The proposed new policy provides for up to 5 percent. The consumer used to get a discount in cheap vehicle and road tax and registration. In the new policy, there can be a benefit of 15 to 20 thousand rupees on two -wheeler and one and a half to 6 lakh rupees on the car. There is a proposal to continue registration and road tax exemption.
With registration and road tax exemption in Delhi, a 10 percent customer gets a cashback i.e. subsidy, which comes directly to the buyer’s account within three months of registration.
Question 3. What will be the effect on EV’s production in Haryana. Was there any decline in production due to subsidy shutdown? answer: Currently, EV has been constructed in Gurugram, Faridabad and Sirsa in Haryana. Half a dozen industries in Gurugram have shifted to Tapukda and Telangana in Rajasthan, as the sale was reduced. Currently, one and a half to two lakh vehicles are being manufactured. If the new policy industry and customer are friendly, EV sales are expected to increase by 25 to 30 percent in the first year.
Question 4. What will be the expectations of EV Manufacturers from the new potential plan? answer: Manish Kumar says Vice President of E Bike Manufacturer Revolt Motors in Gurugram. In the new policy, both the manufacturer and the customer should take care of it. Cheap land should be provided for the new plant. Get exemption in State GST. Along with EV, the entire electric industry should benefit. Because now it costs a lot to make motor and second part.
Praveen Yadav, founder of the country’s largest charging station Electrife, says that the EV and charging industry in Haryana are in the initial stage. Just as petrol pumps have been opened, charging infrastructure should be prepared. The entire EV industry will get the benefit of subsidy, only then people’s tendency towards EV will increase. Because EV takes it, but apart from NCR, there is a lack of fast charging in Haryana.
1.21 lakh EV registered in Haryana currently At present, Haryana has about 1,21,823 EV registered. Of these, one third i.e. about 40 thousand are registered in Gurugram alone. This means that the people of Gurugram are liking electric vehicles. If subsidy is received, then this change can also be seen in Haryana, which will reduce pollution and will be clean.