New Delhi, July 3 -- In a significant move to curb rising pollution levels in the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday launched the Delhi Electric Vehicle (EV) subsidy portal.

Under the city's new EV Policy, the government has announced substantial financial incentives across various vehicle categories to encourage a faster transition to clean energy.

According to the policy, buyers of electric two-wheelers will receive a subsidy of Rs.30,000, while electric three-wheelers are eligible for Rs.50,000. For the N1 category (light commercial vehicles), the government has earmarked a subsidy of Rs.1 lakh.

Furthermore, all electric cars priced below Rs.30 lakh will be fully exempt from Road Tax and Registration Fees. ...