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Electric Vehicle Registration Fee Exemption Proposed By MoRTH: Here Are All Details
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has proposed to exempt the registration fee for electric vehicles in the country. According to the government organization, the initiative will help for faster adoption of EVs in the country.
The government notice also proposes an exemption from the renewal of the Registration Certificate (RC) of electric vehicles. The organization will be taking comments from the general public and all stakeholders within 30 days from the date of issuance of this draft notification.
The proposed rule will apply to all battery-operated vehicle regardless of the segment. This includes electric two-wheelers, electric three-wheelers, and electric four-wheelers.
The Indian Government is making an all-out effort for faster adoptions of electric vehicles in the country. Most vehicles are already part of the FAME II subsidy scheme, which reduce the cost of the EV by a substantial margin.
As per the FAME-II scheme, the government of India allotted Rs 8,800 crore to support electric vehicle buyers. Additionally, Rs 1,200 crore was allocated to set up charging infrastructure in the country. It aimed to support one million two-wheelers, 500,000 three-wheelers, 55,000 cars and 7090 e-buses.
In addition to lowering the costs of electric vehicles, the Government of India is also addressing the range-anxiety issues of electric vehicle owners in the country. India Government is all set to roll out the low-cost charging points for electric vehicles in the country.
Called the Low-Cost AC Chargepoint (LAC), has been developed by the combined efforts of various auto and electronic component suppliers in the country. The Low-Cost AC Chargepoint will cost around Rs 3500 and will be operated with a smartphone. The AC charger point allows up to 3 kW of power to be drawn charging electric scooters and autorickshaws — here are all the details.
Thoughts About The Electric Vehicle Registration Fee Exemption Proposal By MoRTH
The electric vehicle registration fee will attract a fair chunk of the amount. If the proposal is approved by the government, it could reduce the prices of EVs by a substantial margin. Along with the efforts to increase charging infrastructure, the Indian Government is making a complete effort to promote EV buying.