India, July 6 -- Delhi's new Electric Vehicle Policy goes significantly beyond purchase subsidies, mandating that every authorised EV dealership in the city establish at least one public charging station within six months of the guidelines being notified.

Apart from that, a minimum of three charging points for two-wheelers and three-wheelers and two for four-wheelers, as part of a comprehensive ecosystem framework covering manufacturing standards, grid planning, battery recycling, and skills development.

According to a statement issued by the chief minister's office, the policy's eligibility requirements for vehicle incentives are tied directly to domestic manufacturing. Models seeking subsidies must be manufactured in India and comply ...