The policy introduces fiscal incentives for electric vehicles, exemptions from road tax and registration charges for eligible vehicles, scrappage incentives for older vehicles, a significant expansion of charging infrastructure, and a phased transition towards electric mobility across various vehicle categories. The government has also announced a proposed investment of around ₹15,000 crore to support the development of the EV ecosystem during the policy period.

“The Policy reinforces the role of clean mobility as a key driver of Delhi’s future economic growth and sustainable urban development. By providing greater policy certainty, it is expected to improve the investment climate, accelerate innovation in electric mobility technologies, expand domestic manufacturing, and create employment across the EV ecosystem. At the national level, the Policy aligns with India’s broader objective of strengthening globally competitive manufacturing through the Make in India initiative”, said Rajeev Juneja, President, PHDCCI.

The policy extends well beyond promoting electric vehicle adoption and has the potential to stimulate investments across multiple sectors, including battery manufacturing, charging infrastructure, renewable energy integration, power distribution, electronics, automotive components, software solutions, fleet management, financing, recycling and circular economy services.

Key Highlights & Provisions

The Delhi EV Policy 2.0 (running through 2030) introduces ambitious subsidies, scrappage benefits, and stricter mandates to promote greener transport.

1.      Tax Exemptions: 100% waiver on road tax and registration fees for EVs priced up to ₹30 lakh (ex-showroom).

2.      Purchase Subsidies: Incentives of up to ₹30,000 for electric two-wheelers and up to ₹50,000 for three-wheelers.

3.      Scrappage Incentives: Up to ₹1 lakh incentive for scrapping old BS-IV or older cars.

4.      Deadlines for ICE Vehicles: No petrol motorcycles/scooters can be registered after March 31, 2028, and new CNG auto-rickshaw registrations are set to stop at the end of 2026.

5.      Charging Network: Expanded infrastructure mandates that require every EV dealership to host public charging stations.

“The planned expansion of public charging facilities and battery-swapping infrastructure is expected to stimulate investment across multiple segments of the electric mobility ecosystem. Opportunities are likely to emerge for infrastructure developers, private investors, technology firms, and start-ups engaged in EV-related services. As electric vehicle adoption accelerates, demand is also expected to rise for advanced battery technologies, power electronics, semiconductors, charging hardware, digital payment platforms, predictive maintenance applications, and intelligent energy management solutions”, said Dr. Ranjeet Mehta, CEO & Secretary General, PHDCCI.

The policy will deliver important macroeconomic benefits through reduced dependence on imported fossil fuels, lower urban emissions, improved public health outcomes and increased private investment in future-ready industries. The policy is also expected to encourage innovation in electric mobility technologies while supporting India’s commitments towards sustainable development and the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Further, the policy aligns with several national initiatives, including the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes for the automobile and Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) battery sectors, the National Electric Mobility Mission and India’s target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. Together, these initiatives can strengthen domestic value addition, enhance supply chain resilience and improve India’s competitiveness in the global EV market.

PHDCCI works closely with policymakers, and industry stakeholders to support effective implementation of the policy and facilitate the development of a robust, competitive and sustainable electric mobility ecosystem that contributes to economic growth, industrial transformation and environmental sustainability.

Through this partnership, prospective VinFast customers will benefit from Shriram Finance’s tailored financing solutions, including up to 100% on-road funding, attractive interest rates, and flexible repayment options across VinFast’s product portfolio, designed to simplify EV ownership and accelerate adoption. The collaboration will also enable VinFast to leverage Shriram Finance’s extensive pan-India presence, deep expertise in vehicle financing, and strong customer reach across urban, rural, and semi-urban markets.

Shriram Finance is one of India’s largest retail-focused NBFCs, providing lending and other credit solutions alongside traditional banking channels to more than 9 million customers through a nationwide network of over 3,000 branches. Through its green finance initiatives, Shriram Finance shares VinFast’s vision of accelerating the transition towards cleaner and more sustainable mobility solutions across India.

The MoU was signed by Mr. Tapan Ghosh, CEO, VinFast India along with Mr. Nandagopal R., President & National Business Head – Shriram Green Finance.

Mr. Tapan Ghosh, CEO, VinFast India, shared, “India’s transition to electric mobility will be shaped not just by strong products, but by the strength of the ecosystem that supports them. Our partnership with Shriram Finance reflects VinFast’s continued focus on removing barriers to EV adoption by improving financing accessibility and enabling a smoother ownership experience for our customers across markets”

Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Nandagopal R., President & National Business Head – Shriram Green Finance, said, “We are pleased to collaborate with VinFast through this strategic MOU, which marks an important step towards strengthening sustainable mobility solutions in India. This association reflects our shared vision to accelerate EV adoption and support the development of a stronger green mobility ecosystem across the country.”

As VinFast continues to strengthen its footprint in India, this partnership marks another important step in the company’s efforts to build a robust EV ecosystem that supports the country’s transition towards sustainable mobility. Following the recent launch of the VF MPV 7, marking VinFast’s entry into the electric MPV segment, the company continues to build strong momentum in the market through strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing accessibility and ownership convenience.

With collaborations focused on strengthening financing accessibility, a key enabler of EV adoption, alongside initiatives such as assured resale and structured buyback programmes, VinFast remains committed to making electric mobility more practical, accessible, and convenient for Indian consumers.