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Delhivery expands green fleet with 1,500 Bajaj electric cargo vehiclesDelhivery is accelerating its eco-friendly logistics by partnering with Bajaj Auto to deploy approximately 1,500 electric cargo three-wheel...- Centre extends electric two wheeler subsidies till July 31The Ministry of Heavy Industries has extended subsidies for electric two-wheelers until July 2026 and e-rickshaws/e-carts until March 2028....
- PM E-Drive reset: Centre tightens deadlines, caps incentives for electric two and three wheelersNew rules are in place for the PM E-DRIVE scheme. Electric two-wheelers registered by July 31, 2026, and electric three-wheelers by March 3...
- Unused subsidies meant for e-rickshaws may be diverted to cargo e3WsThe Indian government is considering reallocating subsidies within the PM E-DRIVE scheme due to the unexpectedly high demand for cargo elec...
- Delhi govt soon to roll out op guidelines for subsidy payment on e-cycle purchases: OfficialsThe first 1,000 buyers of passenger e-cycles will also be given an additional subsidy of Rs 2,000 under the Delhi Electric Vehicle (EV) Pol...
- Mahindra launches electric three-wheeler tagged at Rs 1.44 lakhThe launch of the e-Alfa Cargo marks the company's entry into the rapidly growing e-cart segment.
- Delhi government to soon start facilitating registration of e-autos: Transport minister Kailash GahlotUnder its 'Switch Delhi' campaign, the government will now focus on adoption of electric three-wheelers, including e-autos, e-rickshaws, an...
- BJP MP Manoj Tiwari warns of legal action against AAP leaders levelling graft allegationsTiwari, who represents northeast Delhi Lok Sabha constituency, blamed AAP supremo and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for dishing out ...
- Govt invites suggestion for amending MV rules related to emission standards of e-rickshawsThe Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has invited suggestions and comments from all stakeholders, including general public, on the pr...
- 4 lakh e-vehicles in India, 50% of them in Delhi, UPUnion road transport minister Nitin Gadkari has informed the Lok Sabha that UP has 1.39 lakh registered electric vehicles followed by nearl...
- E-rickshaws, e-carts free from permit requirementsThe notification has removed legal hurdles in the way of running of electric rickshaws as last mile connectivity.
- No permits required for e-rickshaws, govt issues notificationHowever, the state governments may impose restrictions under appropriate traffic laws on plying of these vehicles in specific areas or spec...
- Pranab Mukherjee questions motive behind ordinance to amend Motor Vehicles ActHe had earlier sought an explanation from the Modi government over the urgency of the ordinance on land acquisition reforms before signing ...
- Nitin Gadkari calls on President regarding E-rickshaw OrdinanceGadkari called on Pranab Mukherjee regarding an Ordinance that will pave the way for plying of E-rickshaws on roads of national capital reg...
- Promulgation of e-rickshaw ordinance gets Cabinet nodThe government took the ordinance route as the Motor Vehicles Amendment Bill could not be passed in the parliament session.
- Study recommends treating e-rickshaw as motor vehiclesEarlier the Delhi Transport Department had commissioned The Energy and Resource Institute to do a study on the battery operated 3 wheeler v...
- Bill to regularise e-rickshaw introduced in Lok SabhaAs most of e-rickshaws & e-carts drivers don't have any licence, existing provisions debar them from operating e-rickshaw or e-cart for nex...
- E-rickshaws to be back soon; government approves changes in lawThis will also help drivers of these vehicles get a licence without mandatory one-year period of holding a licence to drive light motor veh...
- Government relaxes norms for licenses for e-rickshaw driversThe new rules provide that e-rickshaw will be allowed to carry four passengers and 40 kg luggage while e-carts would transport goods up to ...
- Government issues notification for plying of e-rickshawsThe new rules provide that e-rickshaw will be allowed to carry four passengers and 40 kg luggage while e-carts would transport goods up to ...
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