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Delhi may ban petrol 2-wheeler registrations from August 2026

Millennium Post Delhi

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March 22, 2025

UNDER EV POLICY 2.0

- AIMAN FATIMA

Delhi may ban petrol 2-wheeler registrations from August 2026

NEW DELHI: The Delhi government is set to implement a major shift in its transportation landscape by likely banning the registration of new petrol-powered two-wheelers starting August 2026.

This move, which is expected to be a cornerstone of the upcoming Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy 2.0, aims to accelerate the city's transition to cleaner mobility. Once enforced, buyers in Delhi will only be able to purchase electric two-wheelers, marking a significant step toward reducing vehicular emissions.

The proposed policy also encourages households to gradually transition to electric mobility, recommending that families consider making their third car an electric vehicle. This strategy is designed to push EV adoption in a phased manner, ensuring that more citizens participate in the shift without abrupt disruptions.

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