- Haryana brings back a 15% subsidy on electric vehicles priced under ₹40 lakh under the Haryana Electric Vehicle Policy 2022.
- This subsidy is meant to make EVs more affordable for middle-class buyers, encouraging eco-friendly transportation.
- The policy supports Haryana’s green transport goals by promoting electric two- and three-wheelers and offers up to ₹6 lakh subsidy.
Subsidy on EVs below ₹40 lakh in Haryana are back through the Haryana Electric Vehicle Policy 2022, giving a much-needed push to electric vehicle adoption among middle-class buyers. This step focuses on making electric vehicles affordable and easy to get, while contributing to a cleaner environment across the state.
Subsidy Back on Electric Vehicles Below ₹40 Lakh in Haryana
Earlier, the 15% subsidy was only for electric vehicles priced above ₹40 lakh, which left out many middle-class consumers. Now, the subsidy has been restored for EVs costing between ₹15 lakh and ₹40 lakh, giving financial relief to everyday buyers and encouraging greener transport choices.
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Benefits of the Subsidy for Middle-Class Buyers
Bringing back this subsidy is a positive step for middle-income families in Haryana who want to switch to electric vehicles without the heavy upfront price. By lowering the effective cost with a 15% subsidy (up to ₹6 lakh), more people can buy EVs, helping reduce pollution and dependence on fossil fuels.
Key Features of Haryana Electric Vehicle Policy 2022
This policy is started to promote green mobility by offering specific incentives and support for electric vehicle purchases within the set price range.
Eligibility and Subsidy Details for EV Buyers
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Price Range for EVs | ₹15 lakh to ₹40 lakh |
| Subsidy Percentage | 15% |
| Maximum Subsidy Amount | ₹6 lakh |
| Eligible Vehicle Types | Electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers |
| Policy Validity | As of 25 July 2025 (policy started earlier in 2022; subsidy brought back recently) |
Impact on Green Transport Goals in Haryana
Bringing back the subsidy matches Haryana’s commitment to sustainable energy and lowering carbon footprints. By encouraging more people to choose electric vehicles, the state is moving closer to its environmental goals and setting an example for other states. This policy also supports the ongoing efforts to expand electric mobility infrastructure in Haryana.